Russian occupiers are using students from fake universities for internships at Russian military-industrial complex enterprises. The occupying authorities call this process 'more than work' or 'industrial tourism'. The Center for National Resistance reported that students from fake higher education institutions are being sent for internships to military-industrial complex factories in Russia.
“Students from fake universities in TOT are being sent for 'internships' to military-industrial complex factories in Russia,” the Center for National Resistance reported.
However, the Center for National Resistance emphasized that this violates international law, which prohibits forcing the population of occupied territories to work for the benefit of the aggressor's army.
Fake courage lessons for children in occupied territories
In temporarily occupied territories, Russian militants conduct so-called courage lessons in schools that aim to justify the war and their presence on Ukrainian lands. During these classes, children are indoctrinated with the idea of the legitimacy of Russian aggression, and all those involved in the propaganda have already been identified by the Center for National Resistance.
During these classes, children are indoctrinated with the idea of the legitimacy of Russian aggression. According to the Center for National Resistance, all those involved in this propaganda have already been identified.
In the occupied territories of Crimea, there is a significant decline in the number of children enrolling in the first grade, which indicates a general negative trend in the occupied regions.
Ukrainian authorities are violating international law by using students from fake universities for internships in the Russian military-industrial complex. Also, Russian militants are conducting courage lessons for children in occupied territories, trying to justify their aggression. The situation in the occupied territories of Crimea is concerning, as the number of children studying in schools is decreasing, which may indicate a general negative impact of the occupying regime.