Schoolchildren in Donetsk forced to manufacture camouflage gear for the Russian army - NRC
Kyiv • UNN
In Donetsk, teenagers were forced to manufacture camouflage suits and nets for the Russian military. The occupiers are using children as free labor.
The occupiers in Donetsk have reached a new level of cynicism by involving children in directly providing for the needs of Russian military personnel on the front lines. This was reported by the National Resistance Center (NRC) of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, according to UNN.
Details
It is noted that during a regular gathering of the propaganda organization "Movement of the First," teenagers were forced to weave camouflage suits for the occupying army.
Schoolchildren were taught in practice how to manufacture so-called "Leshy" suits and camouflage nets, which will later be handed over to Russian units at the front. The occupiers accompanied the work at the weaving looms with lectures about "heroes of Donbas" and justifications for Russian aggression, attempting to shape the teenagers' perception of the war as an everyday "norm,"
They state that through Kremlin-controlled movements, Ukrainian children in the temporarily occupied territories are gradually being turned into free labor for the enemy army, preparing them for future service in the ranks of the Russian Armed Forces.
Recall
Russia is recruiting female students into UAV units in exchange for writing off tuition debts. Despite promises not to fight at the front, the first deaths have already been recorded.