In Moscow, the police called a sixth grade student “for questioning” – the teenager argued with the teacher about the reasons for the Russian attack on Ukraine, and at the break he shouted “Glory to Ukraine! The story of Kirill (the last name is not indicated at the request of the parents), was told by Novaya Gazeta.
According to Kirill (last name is not indicated at the request of the parents), that day they had a regular history lesson, the teacher herself suggested discussing this topic, the students could ask her questions. The further dialogue between the student and the teacher looked like this:.
Kirill: Why Putin started the war?
Teacher: This is a special operation. I don’t know exactly where our troops are now, but if they had stopped halfway, then Ukraine’s aggression would have continued.
Teacher: Experts from Ukraine and the United States are now making fake posts, they say that on (anti-war - ed.). ) rallies beat people. But rallies must be coordinated.
Kirill: How can a rally against the actions of the government itself be coordinated with the government?
The teacher did not answer this question.. The teenager says that part of the class was on his side and actively asked questions.
“After that, I asked the question why did someone start it at all and when will it all end.? She said that Ukraine started it, and it will end when Ukraine capitulates,” he notes..
The teacher also told schoolchildren that “Nazism flourishes among Ukrainians,” and in Ukrainian textbooks, allegedly from the first grade, “they write that Ukraine is a superpower”.
After that, as Kirill says, he went to another lesson and shouted in the corridor: “Glory to Ukraine! Some of the schoolchildren sitting in the corridor responded.
After that, the teenager's mother received a call from an unfamiliar number and was told that they were calling "
“I also joked that maybe I’m such a bad mother that I don’t know that I have a daughter. And, they say, that is, about your son. Come talk to the police. I said: " She no longer answered calls from unknown numbers, ”says the woman.
The next morning, Natalya was invited to the school so that the employees of the juvenile affairs inspection “had a conversation” with her and her son. The woman wrote a statement that she was taking her son from school due to pressure on the child.
The next day, the teenager was left at home alone, at which time two policemen began to knock on the apartment, but Kirill did not open. They knocked for about half an hour, then turned off the electricity in the apartment, left a summons “to call for an interrogation” under the door and left..
The agenda contains an illegible date of the interrogation and a threat to “subject to arrest” in case of non-appearance. The teenager himself told reporters that he was interested in how law enforcement officers plan to fight the 12-year-old freethinker.
" We are told that the people of Ukraine were brainwashed, but it seems to me that we were brainwashed here,” he adds..
Kirill's mother explains: the boy has Ukrainian roots, he went to the Ukrainian Cultural Center in Moscow. And the son reacts sharply to the events of the Russian-Ukrainian war.