I was following the Norwegian news outlets closely after the incident was reported on Russian media. Zero mention. The parents did say in the interview to the Russian channel that they were warned/threatened not to tell media or else they'll never see their child again. So I entirely believe the sincerity of the first Norwegian commetor saying:
You make it seem like this is something that happens regularly in Norway but that is not the case.
Interpolating from the statistics, since the Russian kid was abducted from his family and I created this thread, about 90 kids suffered the same fate.
I read the Russian comments on Rambler, and they ranged in spectrum from ones blaming Norway:
Over 100 children are killed in the East of Ukraine, and not a single muscle twitches on the collective face of Norway. While a mother does what she is supposed to do, and a kid is taken from her.
Through ones blaming parents:
That'll teach them how to hunt for the extra buck and lose what's most precious, their child.
(I don't agree with such accusations: the parents usually do so to give their kids and better start in life, and how were they to know about such barbaric practices?)
And to the ones blaming Russian authorities:
Where is the consulate now?
With this I agree. Russia is usually too lenient and soft in its international affairs, seeking to gain approval and being abused because of that. If Russia held a more strict line, such cases would be non-existant.
I also read about a similar fate suffered by a Russian family in the USA. Their two sons were taken from them by CPS, separated and adopted into different families. The older boy escaped and returned to his parents, after which he was not taken the second time (the CPS probably deemed him too old to be reprogrammed), while the family lost their younger son forever.
I guess we'll never know what happened to this Russian boy in Norway, as it happens with thousands of similar cases...