Children in Kherson region were forced to draw portraits of an occupier who spoke about the war - CNS
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In the occupied left-bank Kherson region, children from an art school were forced to draw portraits of a Russian soldier. The occupier was present at the lesson and spoke about his participation in the war against Ukraine.
In the occupied left-bank Kherson region, children from an art school were forced to draw portraits of a Russian soldier. The soldier was present at the lesson and, while drawing, told the children about his participation in the war against Ukraine. This was reported by the Center for National Resistance (CNR), according to UNN.
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It is noted that on the temporarily occupied left bank of the Kherson region, children in the seized palace of creativity were forced to draw portraits of a Russian soldier.
The occupier personally came to the lesson, and while drawing, he told the children how he was fighting against their country. This is another example of how Russia uses "culture" to zombify and subjugate
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