From Ukraine to Russia: Boy safer, but not closer to U.S. dad
An American father is relieved to learn his 2-year-old son has safely made it out of the besieged Ukrainian coastal city of Mariupol.
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An American father is relieved to learn his 2-year-old son has safely made it out of the besieged Ukrainian coastal city of Mariupol.
Cesar Quintana agonized for weeks that his 2-year-old son wouldn't make it out of the battered Ukrainian coastal port Mariupol as Russian troops encircled
“I am willing to do everything and anything,” Quintana told The Associated Press. “I just want my son to be back.”
“I am willing to do everything and anything,” Quintana told The Associated Press. “I just want my son to be back.”
Russia was massing troops on the border with Ukraine when an increasingly desperate Cesar Quintana went to the U.S. embassy in Kyiv in December to plead for a passport for his toddler son.