Russians are bringing "cadets" from the temporarily occupied territories to St. Petersburg for the celebration of Russia's Navy Day - Center for National Resistance
Kyiv • UNN
The occupiers are bringing students from the so-called cadet classes, opened in captured Ukrainian schools, to St. Petersburg for the celebration of the Russian Navy Day. The local flotilla has fled, so the occupiers are afraid to hold any celebrations in Sevastopol.
Russians are bringing "cadets" from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine (TOT) to celebrate Navy Day in St. Petersburg. This was reported by the Center of National Resistance (CNR), informs UNN.
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It is noted that the occupiers are bringing students from so-called cadet classes, opened in captured Ukrainian schools, to celebrate Russian Navy Day.
Schoolchildren are taken free of charge to the military event in St. Petersburg, because in occupied Sevastopol, Russians are afraid to hold any festivities - the local flotilla fled, and the city was left without a "holiday"
They emphasize that Dmitry Medvedev - "former acting president of the russian federation, and now a blogger serving as secretary of the russian security council" - took responsibility for organizing these excursions.
Recall
In the temporarily occupied Kherson region, the occupiers developed a plan to involve children in the military game "Zarnitsa". Schoolchildren are forcibly drawn into the supposed game to train potential soldiers for the Russian army.