Cadets from Kaliningrad, who were about to be expelled for being “tired”, were allowed to take classes

Three cadets of the Kaliningrad boarding school of the Cadet Naval Corps of Andrei the First-Called, transferred to distance learning and threatened with expulsion due to participation in the Tired action, were allowed to attend classes. This was reported on May 5 by Open Russia.

“The headmistress was frightened of the resonance and allowed everyone,” said Alexander Orshulevich, the former head of the Baltic Vanguard of Russian Resistance (BARS) movement.

On May 2, three students of the Naval Cadet Corps of St. Andrew the First-Called were refused admission to classes, referring to the director's order. After that, the head of the educational institution, Tatyana Bartminskaya, said that the cadets were being transferred to distance learning and were being removed from allowances due to their participation in the Tired action.