Kenya Abstains in UN Vote Demanding Return of Ukrainian Children

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Kenya chose not to support a United Nations resolution that demanded Russia return abducted Ukrainian children. The country abstained during a UN General Assembly vote on Wednesday. The resolution calls on Russia to immediately and safely return all children taken from Ukrainian territories it occupies. It demands their unconditional return, citing actions since 2014. An abstention means a country does not vote for or against a proposal. Kenya’s decision places it among nations that did not take a side on this specific measure. The UN General Assembly passed the resolution with a majority of member states voting in favor. The vote highlights continued international focus on the humanitarian impact of the war in Ukraine.