Vladimir Putin received a letter from Melania Trump. We know the full text.

American media have released the full text of Melania Trump's letter to Vladimir Putin. In it, the US First Lady appeals for the protection of Ukrainian children abducted to Russia, emphasizing that "by protecting their innocence, you will serve not only Russia but all of humanity."

Fox News published the full text of a letter from U.S. First Lady Melania Trump to Russian leader Vladimir Putin , urging the protection of children . According to media reports, the letter was delivered to Putin personally by President Donald Trump during a meeting in Alaska.

"Dear Mr. President Putin, Every child has the same quiet dreams in their hearts, whether they were born in a simple village or in a beautiful city center. They dream of love, opportunity, and safety from danger, " the US First Lady began her letter to Putin with these words.

In it, Melania Trump advocated for "creating a world full of dignity for all—so that everyone can wake up in peace, with their future protected." She also noted, among other things, that "the descendants of every generation begin life in purity—an innocence that transcends geography, government, and ideology."

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She added that in today's world, some children need to " laugh quietly, unfazed by the darkness around them - in a silent gesture of defiance against the forces that could potentially take control of their future."

The First Lady wrote that Putin could "restore their melodious laughter." "By protecting the innocence of these children, you will do more than just serve Russia—you will serve all of humanity," she told the Russian leader.

"Such a bold idea transcends all human boundaries, and you, Mr. Putin, can realize this vision with the stroke of a pen," Melania Trump wrote. "The time has come," she concluded.

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Earlier on Saturday, Reuters reported that the US president's wife wrote a letter to Putin in which she raised the situation of Ukrainian children illegally abducted to Russia .

According to Fox News, Putin read the letter Trump handed him immediately after receiving it . The station referred to the first lady's writing as a "letter of peace."

The government in Kyiv estimates that Russia has deported or forcibly resettled approximately 20,000 Ukrainian children . In Russia, these individuals are subjected to Russification . They are forbidden from speaking Ukrainian and indoctrinated with propaganda. Older children are also sent for military training.

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Participation in the forced displacement of civilians from occupied territories of Ukraine was the basis for the International Criminal Court issuing an arrest warrant for Putin in 2023.