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The head of the Belarusian Red Cross has admitted to taking children from Ukraine, following allegations that some deported minors have gone missing altogether.

The Belarusian Red Cross has reported that more than 700 children from Ukraine are in the country. Source: BelTA with reference to the statement of Dmitry Shevtsov, the Secretary General of the Belarusian Red Cross Quote from Shevtsov: "This year, in order to make a large coverage, we decided not to improve the health of children in sanatoriums directly, but to allocate funds to families raising children from Ukraine.

The figure was voiced by the Secretary General of the Belarusian Red Cross Society, Dmitry Shevtsov, in his talk with the First Channel...

"Not so long ago, we conducted a survey: about 80% of the Ukrainians who have come to Belarus are not planning to return to their home country. They want to stay with their families in our country,” Dmitry Shevtsov said.

The topic of how Poland and other western countries are trying to cope with the shortage of health workers by poaching specialists from Belarus...

“Our country emerged victorious again, because at the beginning of this year we pulled ourselves together and did everything to make Belarusians appreciate the peace and calm in our country,” said Dmitry Shevtsov.

In his talk to Alfa Radio, Dmitry Shevtsov, the Secretary General of the Belarus Red Cross, commented on the testimony of serviceman...

In his talk to Alfa Radio, Dmitry Shevtsov, the Secretary General of the Belarus Red Cross, shared his view saying that we are now observing...

“We have created stocks to keep the shelter going for two weeks. If we compare the amount of aid, Belarus provided about four times more aid than foreign organizations. This help came from domestic organizations, companies, and ordinary people,” Dmitry Shevtsov noted.

“We kept working as usual during the weekend. We continue distributing hot breakfasts and lunches, food sets. Sufficient stocks of warm clothes and blankets, and other essentials have been created. Now we are studying refugees' needs in specific things and provide them with targeted assistance,” Dmitry Shevtsov said.