The occupiers are preparing to take children from TOT Zaporizhzhia to Crimea - CNS
Kyiv • UNN
Russia plans to send more than 70 children from the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia region to the "Artek" camp in Crimea for summer "re-education". The occupiers intend to "improve the health" of 80% of children from TOT this summer.
Russia plans to send more than 70 children from the temporarily occupied territory of Zaporizhzhia region to the Artek camp in occupied Crimea for "re-education". This is reported by the Center for National Resistance (CNS), reports UNN.
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It is reported that the Russian invaders are forming lists of Ukrainian children for summer "re-education". The CNS noted that currently 70 children from the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia region are planned to be sent to the Artek camp in occupied Crimea.
But this is only the beginning - Gauleiter Balytskyi announced his intention to "improve the health" of at least 80% of children from TOT this summer. Once educational camps, now propaganda forges of the "Russian world". In 2024, at least 40,000 Ukrainian children went through the Kremlin's "re-education"
"Since the occupation of Crimea and parts of the southern and eastern regions of Ukraine, Russia has created a network of hundreds of "camps" whose purpose is to assimilate children and destroy Ukrainian identity," the statement said.
Remind
In the temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories, teenagers secretly gather to participate in book clubs. They discuss Ukrainian prose and poetry. However, before starting, participants must make sure that they are not being watched.
