Condemning Russia's illegal abduction of Ukrainian children.

Summary

Finds that since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Russian military forces and the Government of the Russian Federation have abducted, forcibly transferred, or facilitated the illegal deportation of at least 20,000 Ukrainian children and that these actions have caused widespread physical and psychological trauma to those children and families. The text records these findings as the factual and moral basis for congressional concern and condemnation of those actions.

• Declares a finding that at least 20,000 Ukrainian children were abducted, forcibly transferred, or illegally deported since February 2022.
• Specifically attributes these actions to Russian military forces and the Government of the Russian Federation.
• Recognizes that the abducted children and their families have suffered widespread physical and psychological trauma.
• Presents these facts as the factual and moral basis for congressional concern and condemnation.
• Does not create programs, spending, or legal mandates; the text is a formal finding rather than an authorization or appropriation.
• Contains no timelines, enforcement measures, or funding provisions.
• By documenting harms, it may support future diplomatic, legal, or humanitarian responses even though it does not itself direct them.