Seven more Ukrainian children have been returned from Russia to their families in a welcome sign of cooperation between the countries, U.S. first lady Melania Trump said on Thursday, a day after her husband said the path to peace was unclear.

First lady Melania Trump announced that seven children have returned to their families in Ukraine as part of a Russia-Ukraine reunification initiative.

First lady Melania Trump announced Thursday morning that seven Ukrainian children — six boys and one girl — have been returned to their families. As Russia’s war with Ukraine rages on, Russian soldiers have nabbed Ukrainian children in an effort to warp their worldview against their country.

A day before Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in New Delhi to start his two-day visit to India, New Delhi abstained from voting on a UN General Assembly (UNGA) resolution demanding an end to Russia’s forced relocation of Ukrainian children.

First lady Melania Trump announced Thursday morning that seven Ukrainian children abducted during Russia’s invasion of their country have been reunited with their families following quiet diplomacy with Moscow.

Displaced and vulnerable families across Ukraine are preparing to cope with yet another harsh winter, with the help of UNICEF and partners.

A Senate Appropriations subcommittee led by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) is set to review reports on the abduction of Ukrainian children by the Russian Federation at a hearing next month. The

Documents and first-person accounts show how a hastily organized evacuation by a private charity left hundreds of Ukrainian children in a Turkish seaside town with little oversight.