The man has been trying to bring his son back to the U.S. since his estranged wife took the child to Ukraine without his permission in 2020.
at the beginning of April saying, “My hope is still that we can make some peace with him,” referring to Quintana, “for the baby.”
"With the child now sitting in Russia, my expectation is the father's California custody order will probably mean very little,” Kucinski said. Since then, Ukraine has said it won't be able to uphold its treaty commitments during the war, according to the U.S. State Department's website. The U.S. embassy in Kyiv is closed, though the State Department said it can assist Americans with consular services once they reach another country.
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