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    Melania Trump sends letter to Putin about abducted children

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    Posted on August 16, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Melania Trump wrote to Putin about Ukrainian child abductions. President Trump delivered the letter during a summit in Alaska. The issue remains sensitive and unresolved.

    Table of Contents

    • Melania Trump's Letter to Putin
    • Background on Child Abductions
    • International Response
    • Meeting Outcomes

    Melania Trump Appeals to Putin on the Issue of Abducted Ukrainian Children

    Melania Trump's Letter to Putin

    By Steve Holland

    Background on Child Abductions

    ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump's wife, Melania Trump, raised the plight of children in Ukraine and Russia in a personal letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin, two White House officials said on Friday.

    International Response

    President Trump hand-delivered the letter to Putin during their summit talks in Alaska, the officials told Reuters. Slovenian-born Melania Trump was not on the trip to Alaska.

    Meeting Outcomes

    The officials would not divulge the contents of the letter other than to say it mentioned the abductions of children resulting from the war in Ukraine.

    The existence of the letter was not previously reported.

    Russia's seizure of Ukrainian children has been a deeply sensitive one for Ukraine.

    Ukraine has called the abductions of tens of thousands of its children taken to Russia or Russian-occupied territory without the consent of family or guardians a war crime that meets the U.N. treaty definition of genocide.

    Previously Moscow has said it has been protecting vulnerable children from a war zone.

    The United Nations Human Rights Office has said Russia has inflicted suffering on millions of Ukrainian children and violated their rights since its full scale invasion of Ukraine begun in 2022.

    Trump and Putin met for nearly three hours at a U.S. military base in Anchorage without reaching a ceasefire deal in the war in Ukraine.

    (Reporting By Steve Holland; Editing by Trevor Hunnicutt and Sam Holmes)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Melania Trump wrote a letter to Putin about abducted Ukrainian children.
    • •The letter was delivered by President Trump during a summit in Alaska.
    • •Russia's actions in Ukraine have been labeled as war crimes by Ukraine.
    • •The UN has criticized Russia for violating children's rights.
    • •No ceasefire agreement was reached during the Trump-Putin meeting.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Melania Trump sends letter to Putin about abducted children

    1What is humanitarian aid?

    Humanitarian aid refers to assistance provided for humanitarian purposes, typically in response to crises, such as natural disasters or conflicts, aimed at saving lives and alleviating suffering.

    2What is child protection?

    Child protection involves safeguarding children from abuse, neglect, and exploitation, ensuring their rights are upheld and promoting their well-being and development.

    3What is an international organization?

    An international organization is an entity established by multiple countries to work together on common goals, such as economic development, humanitarian aid, or security.

    4What is a war crime?

    A war crime is a serious violation of the laws and customs of war, including acts such as intentionally killing civilians, taking hostages, and torturing prisoners of war.

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