
The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova proposed that UNESCO and UNICEF send a monitoring mission to Estonia to check the level of hatred and aggressive rhetoric among local youth after a video was distributed on social networks in which teenagers from Tallinn answer a question about a country that they would erase from the world map with the word “Russia.”
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Zakharova commented on a video circulating on social networks in which teenagers from Tallinn, when asked a provocative question about a country that they would erase from the world map, answer: “Russia.”
The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova proposed that UNESCO and UNICEF send a monitoring mission to Estonia and check the level of hatred and aggressive rhetoric among local youth, as well as the educational programs that lead to this.
“In my opinion, there is a reason for UNESCO and UNICEF to send a monitoring mission to this country (Estonia - ed.) to become concerned about the level of hatred, aggressive rhetoric among young people, and educational programs that lead to such an effect,” Zakharova wrote in her Telegram channel.
This is how the diplomat commented on a video filmed in Tallinn that circulated on social networks. It shows teenagers who, when asked provocatively which country they would erase from the world map, answer: “Russia.”
“Estonia. The birthplace of Kaya Kallas. Teenagers answer the question “which country would you erase from the world map” as their regimes taught them for many years. This is the Hitler Youth that turned out. Adolf Hitler answered exactly the same way 85 years ago,” Zakharova noted.
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UNESCO and UNICEF may consider Zakharova’s request and send a request to Estonia for information on educational programs and work with youth.
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