The police came home to a Moscow schoolchild, asking questions about the invasion of Ukraine in the lesson
In Moscow, police officers tried to get into the apartment of a sixth grader Cyril, who tried to ask the teacher in the "uncomfortable" questions about the war in Ukraine, writes New Gazeta. On March 4, Cyril had a regular history lesson. The teacher herself suggested talking about events in Ukraine. “Actually, this is not discussed with sixth graders, but if you want to understand what is happening, then ask questions,” she said. Cyril asked the teacher why Putin began a military operation.