Buryatia: children are taught at the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs from the second grade

In the village of Baghdarin, the Bountain of the Evenki district of Buryatia, schoolchildren from the second grade - that is, from about eight years - will be taught to work in the police.

The message about the opening of the profile class in the Baghdarin secondary school appeared the day before in the district public, the publication "People of Baikal" paid attention to it.

"The main goal of creating such a class is patriotic education and career guidance of the younger generation," the press release says.

Last week, a meeting of schoolchildren with employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has already taken place. The children were told about the profession of a policeman and showed them "special equipment".

The school principal told Baikal people that the security forces themselves offer schools to cooperate. Educational institutions do not receive material benefits from this, but children are prepared "for contests of the regional and federal levels, where students need to be able to collect and disassemble weapons."

Baghdarin, after the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, was empty almost half. Locals were mobilized or left to fight on a contract. Read more about this - in the report of Siberia. Realities:

• After the start of the war, Russian schoolchildren are attracted to the sewing of clothing for the military, the manufacture of trench candles and camouflage nets, and in the schools and kindergartens themselves they hang up advertising of the contract under the contract. For high school students, "primary military training" was introduced.
• Also, in educational institutions, museums of their own began to open (as Russian propaganda calls the war with Ukraine). "Trainings" and "lessons of courage" are conducted by participants in the war, including convicts.