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Russia aims to involve students in repairing damaged military equipment in occupied Ukraine
Invading Russian forces plan to involve students in the temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories in the repair of damaged military equipment
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The Center for National Resistance reports.
“The enemy plans to involve young people from the temporarily occupied territories in the repair of damaged equipment,” the statement says.
It is indicated that these are students studying at technical schools in the temporarily occupied territories. The invaders plan to organize practice for them in production workshops that repair damaged equipment of the Russian army.
“In this way, the Russians are deliberately planning to endanger the young men and hide behind them. This is yet another violation of international law that will not go unpunished,” the Center for National Resistance emphasized.
- Earlier it was reported that the Russians in the temporarily occupied territories are recruiting teenagers to study at a branch of the military school of the Russian Armed Forces.
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