"But Halloween was banned": Children in Novorossiysk were offered first aid for a bloodied soldier.

Guests of the "Kind Novorossiysk" festival were able to help the model of Gosha, who had multiple wounds, protruding intestines, and a severed leg. This "activity" for children was organized by the local military equipment store "Spetskurs."

"There's a wounded soldier lying in the middle of the park. He needs help. People in uniform are calling on small children to help," eyewitnesses said. We were in shock and tried to get out of there as quickly as possible."

According to local residents, children "cried and ran away" at the sight of the wounded body. However, "Spetskurs" itself stated that it was the adults who were afraid, while "the children were happily showing their activity."

"The concept of the stand: to show with a high degree of realism what kind of situation can arise and what needs to be done. Enemy UAVs and unmanned aerial vehicles are no joke, The staff of "Special Course" commented. "You can't please everyone; there will always be someone who doesn't like something. But that's no reason not to teach."

"I wouldn't be surprised if they installed a birthing chair and used a model to demonstrate the horrors of a rapist abortion," "I'm not sure a three-year-old will learn anything. Mine was scared," "It's just a typical money grab. The kids will need psychological help after this," "But they banned Halloween," "We'll ban games because they're violent, but we'll force kids to treat a realistic mannequin," "I'll show mine so he knows what happens to him if he doesn't learn English," — Russians comment on the news that has spread across public groups and the media.

True, there were also those who supported this children's activity: "In other cities, people only dream of such an event," "Did someone force children to watch this?", "Eat your marmalade and watch the cartoon about Pepa Pig, don't get distracted," "You don't understand what time we live in."