And this is the kind of U.S. President 2.0 who believes he deserves the #NobelPeacePrize? How far gone is Trump?
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It is an unbelievable scandal: Donald Trump has halted a crucial program aimed at investigating the mass abduction of Ukrainian children by Russia.
Not only does this destroy vital evidence of Putin’s war crimes, but it also abandons thousands of abducted children to their fate.
Observers are calling this a direct sabotage of international investigations – in favor of the Kremlin.
Child Theft as a Weapon of War: Putin’s Heinous Crime
Since the start of the war, Russia has systematically abducted Ukrainian children – over 30,000 children have been torn from their families, taken to Russian camps, re-educated, and put up for adoption.
This is a brutal strategy aimed at erasing Ukrainian identity and turning these children into Russian soldiers or loyal citizens. Reports confirm that many of these children have been subjected to abuse and psychological terror.
A Yale University program, which documented these crimes using satellite imagery, biometric data, and witness testimonies, was one of the few ways to uncover the scale of these atrocities.
This is the very program Trump has now shut down – destroying evidence that could have been used to indict Vladimir Putin at the International Criminal Court.
Why is Trump Siding with Putin?
The question now is:
Why is Trump protecting Putin and his accomplices?
Why is he ending a program that helps rescue abducted children?
Critics suspect a sinister strategy:
Trump wants Putin’s support – and is willing to sacrifice international justice for it.
His admiration for the Kremlin leader has been well-known for years.
As far back as 2007, he wrote to Putin:
“As you probably heard, I am a big fan of yours.”
Even after his presidency, Trump maintained contact with Putin and secretly sent him COVID-19 tests during the pandemic.
Now, as he fights for power again, Trump seems to be counting on Putin’s goodwill – at the cost of thousands of abducted children.
The decision to halt the Yale program is not only a political monstrosity but also a betrayal of the innocent victims of this war.
Will the world stand by and watch as Trump destroys evidence of Putin’s war crimes?
And this is the kind of U.S. President 2.0 who believes he deserves the #NobelPeacePrize? How far gone is Trump?
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