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Hello, it's 608 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

And last week we touched on the story of four Ukrainian children being returned from Russia

following a deal broken by Qatar.

And a new documentary has just come out called Ukraine's Stolen Children, which describes

a Russian campaign of moving Ukrainian children to Russia or occupied territories.

And it contains powerful and moving first-hand accounts of how this campaign works with children

of their parents, describing their experiences, parents describing how they were desperately

trying to get their children back, children speaking about how they were unable to reunite

with their Ukrainian families, and also about how they were indoctrinated and brainwashed

by Russia is one of these children, Kostya.

In Russia, we were intimidated.

They were trying to confuse our brains that we wouldn't leave, to turn against Ukraine

and everybody, all the children, were falling for it.

And then they said that when I'm 18, I could get an apartment in Krasnodar.

I would regularly get 30,000 rubles and have a normal life.

And if returned to Ukraine, I would get nothing.

And if you're wondering, 30,000 rubles is roughly 260 pounds and presumably that's what

they were promised to be getting per month.

So if you're Russia and you're taking Ukrainian kids and then bribing them essentially

to stay in Russia, what's the motivation?

What are you trying to do?

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