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Russia dismisses Yale report on Ukrainian children as fake propaganda

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Posted on September 18, 2025

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MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia's foreign ministry on Thursday dismissed a Yale's School of Public Health report about the forced re-education of deported Ukrainian children as anti-scientific propaganda

Russia Rejects Yale Report on Ukrainian Children's Re-education as Propaganda

Russia's Response to Yale's Report

MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia's foreign ministry on Thursday dismissed a Yale's School of Public Health report about the forced re-education of deported Ukrainian children as anti-scientific propaganda that was full of fabrications and based on questionable data.

Details of the Yale Report

Yale's School of Public Health said in report it had identified more than 210 sites where Ukrainian children have been taken for military training, drone manufacturing and other forced re-education by Russia, as part of a large-scale deportation programme.

Official Statements from Russia

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told reporters that the report appeared to be propaganda and that Russia had questions about how the data had been collected.

(Reporting by Dmitry AntonovWriting by Maxim Rodionov; editing by Guy Faulconbridge)

Key Takeaways

Russia's foreign ministry dismisses Yale's report.
Yale identifies over 210 sites for re-education.
Russia questions the report's data collection methods.
The report alleges forced re-education and military training.
Maria Zakharova labels the report as propaganda.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is forced re-education?

Forced re-education refers to the practice of subjecting individuals, often children, to a systematic process aimed at changing their beliefs or behaviors, typically against their will.

What is data collection?

Data collection is the systematic gathering of information for analysis. It can involve various methods, including surveys, interviews, and observations, to inform decisions or research.

What is military training?

Military training is the process of preparing individuals for service in the armed forces. It includes physical conditioning, tactical skills, and discipline to ensure readiness for combat.

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