Ukrainian lawyer Kateryna Rashevska details a systematic process by which Ukrainian children are forcibly displaced to Russia. This process begins in occupied-territory orphanages, progresses to placement with pro-Kremlin foster families, and culminates in political re-education. Rashevska outlines how these children are then funneled into military training and potential conscription as young as sixteen years old. She argues that the evidence supporting a claim of genocide is readily available, yet international recognition remains absent. According to Rashevska, the primary obstacle is a lack of political will to explicitly label Russia’s actions as genocide. The lawyer presents a clear pathway illustrating how Ukraine’s children vanish into Russia and are effectively assimilated under Kremlin control. This practice represents a grave violation of international law and a deliberate attempt to erase Ukrainian identity.