Russians took Ukrainian schoolchildren to St. Petersburg for a parade that was canceled
Kyiv • UNN
Children from the "naval cadet classes" of the Kherson region were taken to St. Petersburg to participate in a naval parade, which was canceled. The trip was organized by Dmitry Medvedev.
The Kremlin has once again used Ukrainian schoolchildren as a propaganda tool. This time, children from the so-called "naval cadet classes" from the temporarily occupied Kherson region were taken to St. Petersburg, allegedly to "participate in a naval parade," reports UNN with reference to the Center for National Resistance (CNR).
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It is noted that the trip was personally organized by Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia.
But as always - everything in the style of the Russian Federation: the parade was canceled, and the promises remained empty. This is another example of forced assimilation
They conclude that Russia is creating pseudo-narratives for Ukrainian children to form loyal "citizens of the Russian Federation" who will fight against their own country.
Recall
In the temporarily occupied territories, the Russians staged a demonstrative masquerade for the so-called "Navy Day." Children from kindergartens were dressed in sailor uniforms and given a propaganda lecture about the cruiser "Varyag."
Earlier, in the temporarily occupied territories, the Russians forcibly gathered schoolchildren from Ukrainian schools for a pseudo-historical forum "Alexandrovsky Banner," where they imposed the "greatness of the Russian Federation" and distorted history.