Seven Tajik children who were left in Russia without parents or legal guardians have been brought back home. Tajikistan's embassy in Moscow reported the return and said its consular section handled the arrangements. The operation went ahead together with a Russian department responsible for preventing offenses, the kind of unit that steps in when children are found on their own. Nothing was disclosed about the children's ages or what had happened to the adults who should have been caring for them. Reuniting stranded minors with relatives has become routine work for Tajik diplomats, given how many citizens live and work in Russia. When parents are detained or simply unreachable, children can be left waiting until consular staff pick up the case. The group is now back in Tajikistan, and the embassy presented the return as proof of cooperation between the two states.