S.Res. 110 is a Senate resolution condemning Russia's abduction and forced deportation of Ukrainian children since its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, with estimates placing the number of affected children at least 20,000. The resolution acknowledges the severe physical and psychological trauma inflicted on these children and their families through these actions. Rather than enacting new law or appropriating funds, this resolution formally expresses the Senate's position by condemning Russia's conduct and calling on the Russian government to work with the international community to return the forcibly transferred children to their families without delay. The resolution affects Ukraine, its displaced children and families, and impacts U.S. foreign policy messaging toward Russia. As a resolution, it carries symbolic and diplomatic weight to pressure Russia internationally but does not include specific funding, enforcement mechanisms, or implementation timelines.
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