In the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, the Russian occupation authorities force schools to collect and hand over lists of members of parent committees for each class. This information is passed on to repressive bodies to check for the presence of "pro-Ukrainian elements".
The enemy invented a new mechanism of control over the temporarily occupied territories. From now on, all schools must submit data on "parent committees" for each class to the occupation administrations
The Central Committee noted that the Russian occupation administration then passes this data to the Russian repressive authorities for verification.
The enemy does not trust parents and demands additional filtering, because he is afraid of "pro-Ukrainian elements". Officially, the Russians call this "preventive fight against extremism,
In the occupied territories, the invaders are creating engineering classes to teach teenagers to assemble drones for the needs of the Russian army. The program for expanding the network of such classes has been approved until 2030.
