Children in Tatarstan have begun making "tails for mines" under the guidance of teachers from a lyceum and a children's art center.
The "tails" are needed for stabilization - so that the mines, when dropped from drones, fly "straight to the target" without flipping in the air, as explained in a report by the Mamadysh 24 TV channel, which was brought to my attention "NotMoscow". The finished batch will be sent for a "special operation" - there is a high demand for shanks.
Children also make hemostatic tourniquets and containers for ampoules of painkillers. "This is a special tourniquet for clamping wounds. We put it on, tighten it here, and tighten it there.", — the schoolboy shows on himself in the video.
Children from Lyceum No. 2 were involved in this work Children's Creativity Center "Quantum" cities MamadyshAt these institutions, products are printed on a 3D printer and then finished by students.
Schoolchildren across the country are being forced to weave camouflage nets, make trench candles, dry soups, and amulets for soldiers. Now they've even moved on to making weapons parts.
Video: “Mamadysh 24”