Seven children in dire situation in Russia repatriated
Seven Uzbek children who were stranded in difficult living conditions in Novosibirsk, Russia, have been successfully repatriated to Uzbekistan. The children, belonging to two mothers who lacked proper identification for their offspring, were rescued following an intervention by the Migration Agency and the Consulate General of Uzbekistan. Diplomatic officials expedited the issuance of necessary travel certificates and organized the group's return flight to Tashkent. Local authorities are now overseeing the children’s social welfare and integration to ensure their long-term safety and support.
Seven children stranded in a difficult situation in Russia have been brought to Uzbekistan. The Migration Agency provided official information.
It was noted that two Uzbekistani women had been living in difficult conditions in the city of Novosibirsk with their children. One was left with 5 children, the other with 2 underage children, and none of the children had identity documents.
Upon learning of this situation, the Migration Agency's representative office in Russia and the Consulate General of Uzbekistan took necessary measures. Specifically, special certificates for the children's return were issued, and all legal and organizational issues were resolved promptly.
Afterward, flight tickets were purchased for the children, and they were brought to Uzbekistan under escort. Officials emphasized that this process was carried out based on humanitarian principles.
It is reported that issues related to the children's future and social protection are currently being reviewed by the relevant organizations.
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