Government worried about those still using Ukrainian surrogates 

About 25 children are due to be born to Irish parents in Ukraine in the coming months.

About 25 children are due to be born to Irish parents in Ukraine in the coming months.

The Government says it is worried about a small number of Irish people who have continued to use Ukrainian surrogates.

President Voldomyr Zelenskyy's government has drafted a piece of legislation that would outlaw the use of international surrogacy through Ukraine, but about 25 children are due to be born to Irish parents in the war-torn country in the coming months.

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