Hidden in the shadow of the Russia-Ukraine war, a child trafficking crisis has been taking place.
This scandal was publicly spearheaded by former member of the British Parliament Andrew Bridgen.
The information about this operation was provided by two former Ukrainian Intelligence officers and anonymous journalists, who worked closely together to bring this scandal to light.
It is alleged that there is a secret, powerful, multi-level international human trafficking operation that is procuring and selling children from the war-torn regions of Ukraine to high-ranking individuals in the United Kingdom and various other countries throughout the West.
The children are allegedly sold to paedophile networks, illegal parents or guardians, or, most shockingly, for organ harvesting on the black market.
Disturbingly, Ukraine has a history of babies and children, oftentimes orphans, being sold as a commodity on the black market.
There have been at least four documented scandals of these despicable acts being reported in the last 20 years.
Two former Ukrainian Security Service Officers, Vasily Prozorov, along with one other unnamed informant, operated undercover for several years to gather the intelligence and information on the suspected operation.
The two men defected, and Andrew Bridgen and the journalists involved claim that the two intelligence officers did not know about each other, yet their information was consistent and verified.
In 2024, an assassination attempt was made on one of the informants, Vasily Prozorov, by means of a car bomb.
Prozorov survived the explosion, and the two assassins were sentenced to 24 and 26 years in prison, respectively.
The other informant was unfortunately assassinated in a cafe in St. Petersburg and did not survive.
According to Prozorov, the operation works according to the following structure:
Sergey Borisov, a former member of the Ukrainian Security Service, is one of the lead organisers of this operation.
He works alongside Irina Savchuk, Yanina L Varich, Marina A Fischuk, Orest Y Kryshafovych, Yuri L Vitomsky, and businessmen Alexander Chepa and Vitaly Kovalenko, who all play a role in using their governmental or civic positions for the procurement of children.
The juvenile services (occupied by some of the individuals named above) prepare the necessary documentation and prepare the children to travel abroad; the designations on the documents are plausible but untrue pretexts (such as treatment in British clinics, studying in educational schools in Britain, etc.).
The children are then sent abroad, and we encounter an important component in the trafficking chain.
The international company Chemonics, which is a sub-contractor of USAID, an entity of the United States government responsible for providing humanitarian assistance and foreign aid, has been alleged to be involved in this operation.
Several men have been identified within this organization.
They are: Martin King and Mark Watson, former members of the British Airborne forces, along with Matthew Waterfield, a former employee of several United Nations missions.
King and Waterfield are both employees of Chemonics, and these three men are alleged to be directly responsible for helping in the procurement of children.
For the direct transportation of the children from Ukraine to the UK, employees of the British private military company Akkadian are involved.
These men include Christopher Gibson, Rob Parkinson, and Simon Roughton. In the United Kingdom, two high-level individuals are implicated.
Tom Matlock, a former MI6 officer, and his wife Kate English, who has worked in high-level civic positions, have been alleged to be heavily involved in this operation.
Prozorov asserts that “customers of the children are representatives of the elite.” Sergey
Borisov deals directly with representatives of these customers.
Prozorov also asserts that Olena Zelenska (wife of President Volodymyr Zelensky), the Safe Ukraine Foundation, Ewa Hofmanska, White Angels, Phoenix organisation, and Admiral Anthony Radakin (Zelensky’s NATO advisor) are all involved in this trafficking operation.
According to Prozorov, a report prepared by SBU analysts in December 2023 details that 63 442 children were listed as orphans or deprived of parental care in Ukraine.
Of these, 1 047 children have unknown whereabouts, and 9 033 children were evacuated abroad, but almost nothing is known about their fate.
According to one of the journalists involved, further investigation into this case was purposely suppressed.
The evidence gathered by the two officers of this case was passed through the correct channels and was taken to the National Crime Agency and the Gloucestershire Police Department, but nothing was done about it, despite being fully informed of the facts and nature of the case.
Out of desperation, the information was passed to Andrew Bridgen, who already had personal experience with cases of paedophilia being covered up within positions of power within the United Kingdom.
Bridgen took the case to high-level politicians, Penny Mourdant, then leader of the House of the conservative party, as well as Lord Chalk, Lord Chancellor in charge of the judiciary.
Bridgen reports that there was no desire to investigate further or any responsibility taken for the case.
He was sent in a circle and instructed to take it to the police.
Britain has covered up scandals of paedophilia in high levels of government in the past; it seems that this is still happening today.
In 2024, Bridgen went public with this information and produced a documentary: “From War to Exploitation the Crisis of Child Trafficking in Ukraine.”
He was also personally threatened by members of law enforcement and laid with false charges that were eventually proven untrue and dropped.
This story was not given any mainstream media attention.
Based on the facts provided in this case and the beliefs held by those involved,
I would assert that this scandal has been purposefully covered up.
In light of the facts of this case and the recent developments of the Epstein files, once again, this matter further casts fair suspicion on absolute systemic corruption and adds weight to the argument that the highest levels of political power are either complicit in these scandals or are, at the very least, covering them up.
It seems logical at this point to assume that the trafficking and abuse of children is a global operation.
It is a fair question to ask why this has not been given any coverage from Western media, or that no attempt has been made to follow every lead and investigate further.
Is the trafficking of thousands of children of no concern to the highest criminal investigative authority in the United Kingdom?
Are crimes of sexual abuse and paedophilia of no concern to police departments or high-level politicians?
Is the primary purpose of these institutions and individuals not to serve the people and the best interests of their country?
Evidently not.
The fact that there has been no media coverage, accountability, or thorough and earnest investigation being made from any institutions or individuals, despite the evidence of these heinous crimes, illustrates that something is rotten in the state of Denmark.
These matters warrant further investigation, scrutiny, public pressure, and accountability from individuals and institutions of power who insist on turning a blind eye.
*The author of this article is Shawn Allman, an independent writer. The views expressed by Shawn Allman are not necessarily those of The Bulrushes
