In Irkutsk, schoolchildren were told about the non-existent PMC group "Redan", and in Moscow the police are recruiting teenagers to infiltrate it

In at least two schools in Irkutsk, directors told pupils in grades 6-11 about the non-existent groups of Redan and Antiredan PMCs and warned them of criminal liability, including for extremism. At the same time, in Moscow and the Moscow region, teenagers who are on preventive records are summoned to police stations for interviews. There, the security forces are trying to find out from the children about the place and time of future meetings of these “organizations”.

According to Baza, referring to the parents, special classes were held in the 30th and 45th schools of Irkutsk. There, the children were introduced to the list of criminal articles for which liability comes from the age of 14. At the end of classes, the students were forced to sign a paper in which they were “recommended” to unsubscribe from social networks from public pages “having signs of an extremist orientation” and to visit shopping centers only with adults. In addition, teenagers were told about the bad effects of dyed hair, tattoos and piercings on the psyche.

In other schools, teachers sent out similar information via parent chats.

At the same time, according to "Caution, Moscow", in Moscow and the Moscow region, the police began to invite to "conversations" teenagers who are on preventive records. There, the security forces are trying to get information from the children about the planned meetings of the members of the Redan PMC and their opponents, and then send additional patrols to these places.

According to the security forces, thanks to this work, they managed to prevent at least one mass brawl in a shopping center in Kolomna.

Source: Baza , "Caution, Moscow"

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