Ukraine has successfully brought home 14 more children from the Russian-occupied Kherson Oblast, raising the total number of children repatriated from occupied territories this year to 204. Among those rescued, one child was reportedly facing forced conscription into the Russian military, highlighting the Kremlin’s ongoing efforts to incorporate Ukrainian citizens into its armed forces. This latest return underscores the systematic practice of forcibly transferring Ukrainian children to Russia or Russian-controlled areas, a practice condemned internationally as a war crime. Authorities continue efforts to locate and return children illegally taken from Ukraine, facing significant challenges navigating the occupied territories. The Ukrainian government is actively working to provide these children with the necessary support, including psychological and medical care, to help them reintegrate into society. These returns represent a critical step in countering the impacts of Russian aggression, though the full scope of the forced transfer remains a major concern.