In TOT, occupants force orphans to write letters to russian soldiers in exchange for gifts
Kyiv • UNN
russian occupants are forcing Ukrainian orphans to write letters to the military in exchange for alleged gifts from soldiers.
In the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, russians continue cynical propaganda among children. This is reported by the National Resistance Center, UNN reports.
Details
In particular, the occupiers forced the children of the Oleshky orphanage to write letters to russian soldiers. In theory, these were supposed to be letters of gratitude for a gift that the "soldiers" had given the children.
In fact, the gift sets were bought by the occupation administration, but they were presented as gifts from soldiers, for which each child had to write a letter of gratitude to the occupier. In this way, children were encouraged to think that the occupier was friendly to them.
The Center emphasizes that such measures are part of the enemy's deliberate policy of changing the self-identification of Ukrainian children, which is one of the signs of genocide.
Recall
The occupiers launch an online passport service in TOT that forces civilians, including minors, to register.