In Melitopol schools, the occupiers force children to write letters to Russian soldiers

In the temporarily occupied Melitopol, representatives of the occupation authorities force children to write letters to Russian soldiers. This is how they are preparing for February 23, Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedorov said on the air of the telethon. “Today, Russian propaganda primarily affects our children – those who go to kindergartens and schools. If earlier the Russians forced our children to study Soviet poems and songs, now until February 23 they forced them to write a letter to the soldier and bring home socks and underwear, which they will supposedly hand over to the front,” Fedorov noted. Photo: markara77/Depositphotos The mayor also notes that the invaders have opened about 10 youth organizations for “patriotic education” and are forcing schoolchildren and students to join one of them. According to Fedorov, the purpose of such organizations is brainwashing and strengthening of propaganda narratives. In case of disobedience, i.e. ignoring, punishment is applied. We will remind you that in Mariupol the occupiers are also destroying the cultural identity – there they decided to dispose of the library funds of one of the universities. Read also: Russians “enrolled” a stolen raccoon from Kherson to the university in occupied Melitopol



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