Parents of Orenburg schoolchildren forced to buy supplies for Russian military, those who refuse are “shamed”, reports 7x7
Parents of schoolchildren in Orenburg, a city near the border with Kazakhstan, are being forced to buy clothes, medicine, and household items for the Russian military in Ukraine, regional outlet 7×7 reported on October 17. A list of required items was circulated among the city’s educational institutions by the local “Women’s Council.” Parents are being asked to buy underwear, socks, warm clothes, shoes, bandages, plasters, power banks, toilet paper, and other supplies for the Russian army.