Rebecca Husselbee

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Rebecca Husselbee |Patrick Harrington |Patrick Harrington

PUTIN will banish 60,000 kidnapped Ukrainian children to remote camps in the wilderness this summer, according to a terrifying Russian update. Tens of thousands of kids have been abducted and held in brutal re-education camps - where they are brainwashed by Russia's twisted regime. The young prisoners are being groomed to become "weapons" in the Russian army, according to a Zelensky adviser, and their Ukrainian identities wiped clean.

1 month ago | gossip-addict.com | Rebecca Husselbee

by Rebecca Husselbee, Assistant Features EditorVLADIMIR Putin is using “zombie” camps to brainwash Ukrainian kids in a chilling three-stage plan to replenish his Russian army, a top MP has revealed. Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Dmytro Lubinets, Ukraine’s Human Rights Commissioner, said the Russian tyrant is responsible for the “genocide” of Ukrainian children being forcibly deported across the border.

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Rebecca Husselbee |Katie Davis

RUSSIA is using abducted and brainwashed children as "weapons", one of Zelensky's staff battling to rescue Ukraine's kidnapped kids has warned. Daria Zarivna, 35, told The Sun no peace deal will be brokered until Moscow agrees to return thousands of kidnapped youngsters home. She warned Vladimir Putin's thugs are indoctrinating these youngsters and those living in Ukrainian territory under Russian control.

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Rebecca Husselbee

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1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Rebecca Husselbee

IT was the plane crash that shocked the world - Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz flew an Airbus A320 into the French Alps, killing all 150 souls on board in a gruesome suicide-murder plot. It's nearly ten years to the day since the mass tragedy, but Andreas’ grieving family have cast doubt on whether their son was really responsible for the deaths of the 149 passengers on board that day.