Family united for the first time after baby twins were trapped in Russia

Family united for the first time after baby twins were trapped in Russia

TAMPA, Fla. — It’s theUnification is something that one Texas couple will never forget. Their baby twins were trapped in Russia forMonths before a Tampa local organization was founded, RussiaRescued those twinsYou can bring them home.

Many thanks to theProject DYNAMO is an organization that provides 3-month-olds with a variety of services. twins were unitedLast Thursday, they were with their parents. theThe process of getting them back home was a nail-biting one. forEveryone was involved. Project DYNAMO is responsible for rescue operations inThis would apply to Ukraine and Afghanistan, however. first timeOperation in Russia.

This is how the whole situation began. inSeptember theUkrainian surrogate mother fled because of theOn-going War in the Donbas region. “It’s incredibly violent. It’s bombings, it’s shootings, it’s murders, it’s rapes,”Bryan Stern from Project DYNAMO.

She ended up in in St. Petersburg, RussiaShe was born in. the twins. Their parents wereYou can travel thousands of miles. the twins werePut into an orphanage

“After all this time and all this work and all this money and all this everything. Good news: your babies are born in a war zone,” Stern continued.

They also anxiously try to get their babies. for months, theTheir concerns twinsRussian families could adopt the child. “We knew it was a possibility. 100% it was a possibility,”Stern.

Put pressure on theThey had to act quickly. They had a plan. inplace, and working with Russian lawyers. theground to make the operation a success.

“But making sure that the right questions would be asked and that the right answers would be provided so that we got to ‘yes’ was the most important thing. This family has been doing that and getting to ‘no’ for three months,” Stern continued.

After receiving approval theThe clock was ticking. The rescue operation took 13 hours. Now, theFamilies are everything united for the first timeJust before the holidays. “Overwhelmed, some tears, some laughter, elation and a lot, a lot of shock,” said Stern describing the unification.

Donations from the public are essential to Project DYNAMO’s ability to continue rescue operations.

“We’re already getting hit with new cases just like this one in Russia that we’re exploring at this time,”Stern.

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