Razom’s Post

👉 Putin’s decree from March 20, 2025 is another step in Russia’s campaign to erase Ukrainian identity. Forcing Ukrainians to accept Russian citizenship or face expulsion isn’t just an atrocity—it’s a war crime. This isn’t a “legalization” process, it’s coercion at its worst. 👉 More than 19,546 Ukrainian children have been abducted. They’re being torn from their families, their roots, and their future in Ukraine. This is a crime that must not be ignored. 👉 The reality: According to Ukrainian officials and human rights organizations, 3 to 3.5 million Ukrainians live under occupation, with 2.8 million forcibly deported, and 1.5 million children at risk of permanent separation from Ukraine. For Ukrainians in occupied territories, staying home means both physical danger from constant bombing and shelling and the risk of being legally bound to the occupiers. Yet Ukrainians refuse to be erased. Despite everything, as we hear daily from our grantees on the frontlines, they continue to resist. At Razom, we stand with them. We stand with those still in the occupied territories. We stand with the children ripped from their homes. Let’s not stay silent. This is a crime and we can’t look away. 👉 Support Ukraine. Demand accountability. Stand with us. 🇺🇦