Russia takes Luhansk region's schoolchildren to Siberian camp for combat training

This was reported by the head of the Luhansk Regional Military Administration, Artem Lysohor.

In the temporarily occupied territories of the region, Russia is intensifying propaganda among children and youth, preparing them for participation in the war.

The children taken from Bilovodsk will be taught combat skills by special forces, tankers, and cadets from Russian military universities at the camp, while specialists in patriotic education will also be involved.

• On July 23, it was reported that schoolchildren from the temporarily occupied Luhansk region were being recruited to join the children's militaristic movement ‘Akhmat’ People's Friendship Academy, which operates under the patronage of a Chechen formation.