December 26, 2024
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Russians in the occupied territories continue to teach children to denounce Ukrainians – Opposition

Russians in the occupied territories continue to teach children to denounce Ukrainians – Anti-Russians hold “round tables” for high school students, where they are taught to identify pro-Ukrainian citizens. In the occupied territories, boxes for anonymous denunciations are installed in schools.”, — write on: unn.ua

Russians organize “round tables” for high school students in the occupied territories, where children are taught to denounce Ukrainians, writes UNN with reference to the Center of National Resistance.

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In the occupied territories, the aggressors organized a “round table” for high school students, where Rosguard fighters and collaborators told how to fight “extremism”.

However, “extremists” mean pro-Ukrainian children and their families.

“This is a frank attempt to destroy Ukrainian self-identity, turning children into instruments of repression.

We already know the names of the adult participants in this disgrace. The Resistance Movement is keeping it under control,” the CNS reports.

We will remind

The occupiers are conducting propaganda activities with the participation of the Russian military and policemen in Tavriysk Kindergarten. Boxes for anonymous denunciations are installed in schools in the occupied territories.

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