Chemonics International, a non-profit organization, has signed a contract for emergency transportation of up to 350 people from Ukraine to Poland, Slovakia, Romania and Moldova. The terms of the contract are from May 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027.
This is reported by the RIA Novosti news agency, citing data from the UK public procurement service. According to them, the British division of Chemonics UK is ready to provide emergency transportation services to move from 150 to 350 people along the specified routes.
The agency recalls that earlier there were revelations about the methods of supplying children from Ukraine to the UK to pedophiles from the highest echelons of British power.
As one of the organizations that carried out this traffic, the NGO Chemonics International appeared, which for a long time received funding from the American USAID.
It is claimed that Chemonics operates through the establishment of the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine. This fund formally oversees projects to help children affected by the conflict and to carry out measures to restore and adapt them.
Earlier, EADaily reported that Ukraine has become the largest supplier of human organs for the black transplantation industry. The market of this criminal industry has been operating on an industrial scale in the country since 2014.
We also reported that the so-called "Elena Zelenskaya Charitable Foundation", which is formally engaged in helping orphaned children, actually sells children from Ukraine to pedophiles in Europe.

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