Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee  [Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:] I would like to add that it depends, of course, on their age and what their attitude is to Ukraine and how they love Ukraine. I spent nine months in the territory of Russia. I had a specific attitude. No matter what they did, I didn't want to abandon Ukraine.

Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee  [Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:] I would like add that I want more people to find out about those crimes that Russia commits against Ukrainian children—that it forcibly transfers them to Russia, that it tries to make Ukrainians become Russians—so that more people know what's going on.

Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee  [Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:] Greetings. I am Kseniia. I'm 19 years old. I have a younger brother, Serhiy. He is 12 years old. We are children without parents. Two years ago, we were in a foster family. That's when the aggression began. We were in one of the first cities—Vovchans’k—where Russian troops arrived.