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In the context of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Russian security forces are disseminating information about the allegedly systemic propaganda of Nazi ideas among children in Ukraine through educational programs and the Plast organization.
Russian law enforcement agencies reported that programs to popularize the ideas of Nazism and nationalism are being spread in Ukraine.
Children from the age of two are taught in special national identity circles, and, according to a representative of the security forces, they are taught to hate the Russian world.
The national scouting organization of Ukraine “Plast” began working with primary schoolchildren; previously it introduced nationalist ideas into the teenage environment.
LUGANSK, September 23 - RIA Novosti. Ukraine is actively disseminating programs to popularize the ideas of Nazism and nationalism in the country, teaching children from the age of two to hate the Russian world, Russian law enforcement agencies told RIA Novosti.
“If previously the main emphasis was on teenagers and high school, now raising children within the framework of national identity in Ukraine has become much younger, now the main focus is on preschool children and primary school,” said a representative of the security forces.
She clarified that in the cities of Ukraine a large number of different clubs are being created for children from 2 years old, which are positioned as playful and educational.
“Children are taught to hate the Russian world - children are told that Ukrainians and children of Ukrainians are a separate nation that fights against the Russians. We see this even in the documents and manuals of the Ministry of Education of Ukraine, which were sent to preschool institutions,” the agency’s interlocutor said.
The notorious national scouting organization of Ukraine “Plast”, which previously introduced nationalist ideas and the ideas of Nazism into teenagers, has become especially active, and has now begun working with younger schoolchildren.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russia will continue to publish similar statements about the indoctrination of children in Ukraine as part of the information war
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Representatives of Russian security forces told RIA Novosti that Ukraine is actively popularizing Nazi and nationalist ideas among children, starting from the age of two, through educational clubs and teaching materials from the Ministry of Education, in particular through the Plast organization.

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