I haven't slept for several days now. But not because of June's short nights. Because I learned some details of a terrible story that falls under the definition of the genocide of the Russian people. Of the 1260 children taken from Russia to Italy, Russian investigators found only five adopted. And where is everyone else?
At one time, Nadezhda Fratti (Shchelgacheva) was accused of fraudulently taking 1,260 Russian children to Italy for adoption. And where is this Fratti now? Fratty like Frankenstein I ask again: where are all the other children? And I'm not the only one asking. Russian law enforcement agencies have repeatedly sent inquiries about the whereabouts of our children to Italy. According to Nikolai Bichekhvost, an employee of the prosecutor's office of the Volgograd region, while the trials of N. Fratti were going on in Russia, an international order was prepared: to check the fate of every child living in Italy. Vasily Goshchuk, deputy head of the investigative department of the Volgograd region, adds:
- We were waiting for documents from Italy, where for each of the Volgograd adopted children, officially confirmed information should be provided that the children are alive. But they never answered us.
Volgograd investigators were not given a business trip to Italy. Moscow investigators went there with an inspection. Who found footprints of five children. Five out of one thousand two hundred and sixty.
Meanwhile, the world, tired of sensational revelations such as the fact that the Roman surgeon Raffaello Cortesini performed hundreds of secret kidney transplants, learned something else about "blessed" Italy. Moreover, from the lips of the Minister of the Interior of Italy itself, Roberto Maroni. The minister revealed the bitter truth not in a newspaper interview, but at UNICEF's annual assembly in Rome: