A man who kidnapped his two children from his Los Angeles School and according to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), crossed the US southern border with Mexico, eventually Ukraine.
“Suspected, rodion colomites, have been described with a 39 -year -old man, white, brown hair and brown eyes” Lapd said in a release announcing a manhunt for children. “The suspect is a Ukrainian national and is believed to be trying to return to Ukraine with children.”
A picture of Rhodian Colomites, who is accused of kidnapping his children from his Los Angeles School. (Los Angeles Police Department)
The US has warned American passengers about the increase in the danger of ‘terrorism and kidnapping’ of the Caribbean Island.
According to the release, Kolomohets is believed to have kidnapped his children, 9 -year -old Avara Kolomites and his 7 -year -old brother, Hent Colomites from his school on Tuesday in the middle of his school.
He recently lost the custody of children.
Later in the day, Toyota Prius Colomites are suspected to be used in kidnapping, which was seen crossing the border in Mexico in San Yasidro.
Close-up on the insignia and slogan of a Lapd vehicle. (Istock)
The suspect and his children all speak Russian as their primary language.
Lapd is asking anyone with information to contact them about missing children.
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Meanwhile, the war between Russia and Ukraine continues, as the Russian air strike hit Kiev on Sunday as part of the latest volley of attacks.
Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelanski said on social media that attacks are a reaction to the efforts of friendly countries.
A building in Ukraine was destroyed in Kyiv, Ukraine, taken by Amaid Khan.
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“These attacks (Russian President Vladimir) Putin’s response to all international diplomatic efforts. Each of our companions – the United States, the whole of Europe, the whole world – have seen that the Russia intends to continue war and murder,” Zalensky said.
