In the Moscow Region, a neo-Nazi schoolboy stabbed a fourth grader: details of the attack

Horrific tragedy in a school in the Moscow region

According to glavcom.ua: A terrible incident occurred in the Moscow region when a ninth-grade student attacked a fourth grader with a knife, resulting in a tragic situation. The fourth grader died from the injuries sustained. The crime was committed by a 15-year-old Russian who had premeditated the attack, even writing a manifesto and sending it to his classmates.

The boy came to school with a backpack, then changed clothes and walked the halls with a knife. Initially, he attacked a security guard, injuring him with pepper spray, and then inflicted knife wounds on a 10-year-old student, who later died. After this, against the backdrop of the deceased's body, the boy even took a selfie.

The attacker wore a shirt with the phrases 'No Lives Matter' and the symbols of the Russian neo-Nazi military organization 'Rusich', which is involved in the war against Ukraine.

💥In Russia, at one of the elite schools in the Moscow region of Odintsovo, a 15-year-old boy attacked students with a knifeThe attacker is a fan of neo-Nazi movements. Before the attack, he asked students about their nationality. One student died from knife wounds. pic.twitter.com/LeT7BMzuVU

— GLAVCOM (@GLAVCOM_UA) December 16, 2025

The police detained the criminal and launched an investigation for murder to establish the motives of the crime. These dubious events remind us of the tragedies that occurred in France and other countries around the world.

Other cases of violence in schools

Recently in France, a 20-year-old Chechen attacked a teacher in a school, and in Russia a man returned from the war with Ukraine committed a double murder. These examples are shocking and require immediate measures to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

Such events are a troubling signal and confirm the necessity of enhancing security in educational institutions and fostering positive upbringing among students to improve the school climate and prevent similar incidents in the future.