On Thursday, June 4, as Ukraine commemorates the children who lost their lives as a result of Russian aggression, Liliana Grexa, a member of the Hungarian National Assembly representing the Ukrainian minority, delivered a speech titled “Stolen and Shattered Childhood” at the Hungarian National Assembly.
This was reported to Ukrinform by the State Self-Government of the Ukrainian Minority in Hungary (OUNÖ)
Liliana Grexa dedicated her speech to Ukrainian children whose lives have been changed or taken by the war.
After the speech, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar personally thanked Liliana Grexa for her speech dedicated to the tragedy of Ukrainian children. For the Ukrainian community in Hungary, this was an important sign that the suffering of Ukrainian children is being acknowledged at the highest state level.
In her speech, Liliana Grexa reminded the audience that Ukrainian children have become among the main victims of the Russian war. According to the data cited, over 700 children have been killed, more than 2,500 have been wounded, and over 10,000 have been deported or forcibly removed from the occupied territories.
