United Nations: Vladimir Voronkov, head of the Counter-Terrorism Unit of the United Nations, took 27,000 children trapped in a huge camp in northeastern Syria from various countries. Appealed to carry. Most of them are sons and daughters of Islamic State militants who once occupied the vast majority of Iraq and Syria.
“The horrific situation of children in Al Hole (camp) is one of the most burning issues in the world today,” Voronkov said at an informal meeting of the UN Security Council on Friday. 27,000 children are trapped and destined for fate and there is a great fear that they will fall prey to the terrorists of the Islamic State and there is a risk of sowing the seeds of radicalism in their hearts and minds in the camp. ”
According to United Nations humanitarian officials, there are about 62,000 people in Syria’s largest camp al hole, refugees and displaced. Voronkov said that the camps have children from 60 countries who are not responsible for Syria or the organizations that control the camps, but the respective countries.
He said that several countries, including Russia and Kazakhstan, have invited about 1000 children and their family members. “Every effort should be made not to place children in institutions but to reunite with their family members in their communities,” he said.”
