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Thank you for this info. For the sake of completion, could you drop some sources? Especially about the register, hot line and the 1k EUR?
It's repulsive, Russia already had some 600,000 orphans, most of whom are social orphans, they have living parents but have been abandoned.  Many of them have disabilities, doctors in Russia encourage the abandonment of disabled children.  Russian adopters of Russian children were getting next to no support and the rates of people adopting and then abandoning again were apalling. Although they are entitled to state housing on coming of age only 15% recieve it, so many, 192,000, go directly from state care to homelessness.
These Ukrainian children may be in orphanges but they often have families or parents who have some form of contact, who would take them if they only had the money or time or space.
It's against the law for Russians to adopt foreign children but this was eased in May specifically for Ukraine, it was also made harder for the Ukrainian families of these children to get them back.  There's a register matching Russians to Ukrainian children, a hotline to pair them up, summer camps to teach them 'patrotic values' and the Russian families get up to 1,000 euros per Ukrainian that gets Russian citizenship.