State Dept denies deleting data on halted program tracking abducted Ukrainian children

Reuters

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio is facing questions from Democratic lawmakers over whether key evidence of Russian war crimes shared with his department has been deleted.
Newsweek
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Upon getting that news, researchers lost access to such information as satellite imagery and biometric data tracking the identities and locations of as many as 35,000 children from Ukraine, the Post reported.
Newsmax
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The Trump administration terminated financial support for the Ukraine Conflict Observatory, a State Department initiative launched in May 2022 “to capture, analyze, and make widely available evidence of Russia-perpetrated war crimes and other atrocities in Ukraine.” The funding was initially suspended as part of a sweeping foreign aid freeze in late January.
CNN
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Russian authorities have been accused of abducting hundreds of Ukrainian children to Russia or Russian-held territories during its occupation of the area.
The New York Times

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