Khabarovsk schoolchildren were shown how to provide first aid using a burnt mannequin with no leg.

In Khabarovsk, ninth- and eleventh-grade students from School No. 80 visited the "Voin" military-patriotic education center. During the lesson, they learned how to administer first aid on a mannequin with a burnt face and severed leg. Another "injured" mannequin, covered with a sheet, lay nearby on a makeshift hospital bed. Afterward, the children were shown various types of weapons. Judging by the photo, only boys attended this lesson. 

The lesson was organized by history teacher Vladislav Kushnirenko. This isn't the first time such events have been held at Voin: previously, they taught "tactical medicine." studied Even seventh-grade students. The historian also takes children here to classes on management drones. Kushnirenko also leads a club at school dedicated to the study of the Juche idea: students participate in conferences, celebrate North Korean holidays, visit Consulate General of the DPRK in Khabarovsk. 

Warrior Centers open The center is already available in 21 regions of Russia. Children aged 14 and up are ready to receive military and sports training, from shooting to drone piloting. According to the center's website, more than 100 children have already completed training there. 

Since the start of the war, schools and kindergartens in Russia have rapidly become involved in propaganda about "defending the homeland." For the very youngest,school drones”, performances are staged on military topic, are opening up groups of cadets in kindergartens. 

Photo: Vladislav Kushnirenko.