INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
A Ukrainian teenager who was taken to Moscow from occupied Mariupol and then summoned to a military enlistment office will return to his
moved from the Donetsk region by the Russian military and placed with foster families in Russia.On Wednesday, media reported that the
teenager, who now holds Russian citizenship, had received an order to appear at a military enlistment office in December after he turns 18,
not provide a more specific timeline.An attached letter said to have been signed by the teenager and addressed to the authorities in the
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to help him return to Ukraine.His sister Valeriya became his legally registered Ukrainian guardian
warrant for President Vladimir Putin and his human rights commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova for the illegal deportations of Ukrainian
children.Russia argues that it removed more than 700,000 Ukrainian children from areas of conflict since its full-scale invasion to ensure
