High school students from the occupied cities of Rubizhne and Lysychansk in the Luhansk oblast are being taken by russians to Tatarstan without their parents under the pretext of "preparing for the unified state exam". This was reported by the occupying media on January 29.
The occupiers claim that "eleventh-graders from Lysychansk and Rubizhne will complete their secondary education in Yelabuga". "With the support of the Tatarstan government, the Ministry of Education of the republic, and personally Vice-Premier Yevgeny Varakin, 50 future graduates from schools will be able to complete their education and prepare for the Unified State Exam in the city of Yelabuga", - the media writes.
It is noted that 45 children from Rubizhne and 5 from Lysychansk will go to Tatarstan.
"The teenagers will be provided with all the necessary conditions - comfortable accommodation, food, and clothing. A special program has been developed for them to adapt to the new living conditions far from their parents and home", - the occupiers promise.
They write that children from the occupied cities were taken to Tatarstan last year as well, where they were eventually left.
Earlier, OstroV reported on the abduction of children from the occupied Luhansk oblast: a crime committed by the russians that is practically impossible to document.