79 cases of children being taken from Ukrainian families were recorded in Germany.

In Germany, 79 cases of children being taken from Ukrainian families have been officially recorded. This was announced on October 29 by Finnish activist Sally Rayski.

"Officially, there are 79 such cases in Germany. There are parents there, they tried to take their children away somehow, but everyone is silent about it," she said in an interview with RIA Novosti.

Rayski said that in Europe, children are taken away from Ukrainians using various reasons, from references to the psychological state of parents to laws on child protection. According to her, such stories are presented in the media as fake or Russian propaganda.

At the same time, the activist noted that there are organizations in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany that help Ukrainian families seek the return of their children.

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