The district administration in Primorye began an inspection after a lesson with local “authorities” at a rural school

The administration of the Mikhailovsky district of the Primorsky Territory began an inspection after complaints from parents of school students in the village of Pervomaiskoye about a lesson taught by “local bandits” on the initiative of the village head, acting head of the administration Petr Zubok told PrimaMedia .

“In fact, an audit is being carried out. It is too early to say whether the information has been confirmed. Today, the district police officer will also be present at the school meeting with parents. While I am not ready to comment, it is necessary to understand the situation,” Zubok said.

Later, the Primorsky Territory prosecutor’s office told Interfax that they would also conduct a check based on information about the lesson with the participation of local “authorities.” The Investigative Committee also began a pre-investigation investigation into reports of a lesson that four men conducted “in a rude manner” in front of boys from grades 5-7 in a rural school, according to the regional department’s website.

Earlier , PrimaMedia reported that at the Pervomaisky secondary school, on the initiative of the head of the village, Alexander Ukhabotin, local “criminal authorities” held a lesson for boys in grades 5-7. This information was confirmed by the school director.

This tutorial was first posted on Pikabu . The publication says that the students were gathered in the assembly hall for a conversation, to which the head of the settlement invited “local bandits.” Four invited people, one of whom the director called the “supervisor” of the village, had a conversation with the schoolchildren.

“They talked in a rude manner, and there was swearing, they explained how to live “according to concepts”, what to do in life and not to do,” wrote the author of the post. In addition, the invitees talked about sex education: “You need to fuck women, not men, and what will they do to you in the zone?” The author of the publication claims that the children were forbidden to talk about the meeting.

Updated at 3:18 p.m. The news was supplemented by a commentary from the regional prosecutor's office.

Updated at 4:11 p.m. Added commentary from the local administration of the UK.