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Maria Zakharova responds to Ukrainian FM Sibiga, who blames RT for apparent ‘extensive’ coverage of migrant crisis in Spain.   “I’m just curious: did we also post the materials on the State Department’s website about the migration bloodbath happening in the European Union? Are the appeals from the US, Germany, Italy, France, etc. to each other the result of a system hack by alleged "Kremlin hackers"?   What a dismal, rotten mess this Kiev regime is.”

Maria Shahbaz, a 13-year-old Pakistani Christian girl, is continuing her legal battle to reunite with her family after a court returned her to the custody of the man accused of abducting her. Her lawyers say she was kidnapped, forcibly converted, and married against her will, and are seeking to overturn the ruling. The case has drawn international attention, with the European Parliament calling for her access to her family, legal representation, and psychological support. - @ja99491

Mariam Yahia Ibrahim, a Sudanese Christian and medical doctor, was sentenced to 100 lashes and death by hanging after refusing to renounce her Christian faith. Because Sudan considered her Muslim through her absent father, the court convicted her of apostasy despite her lifelong confession of Christ. According to them, she could not be a Christian, married to a Christian, in this Muslim majority country. She was given three days to recant. She refused. At the time (in 2014), Meriam was eight months pregnant and already caring for her young son in prison. She spent months chained to a prison floor with her 1-year-old son by her side. While shackled, she gave birth to her daughter, Maya, inside the prison. Her execution was delayed because of the pregnancy, but she remained imprisoned until an international outcry led an appeals court to overturn her conviction and order her release. Looking back on her ordeal, Meriam said she was not afraid. "Being in prison strengthened my faith even more," she told CBN News.