Students from the temporarily occupied Mariupol are required to write "letters to soldiers" as part of their resistance efforts.
Schools in temporarily occupied Mariupol have received a directive to write "letters to soldiers." Students are compelled to express their gratitude to the occupiers for their "liberation," and these messages are subsequently handed over to Russian military personnel.
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The schools in the temporarily occupied Mariupol have received a plan for writing "letters to a soldier." This information comes from the National Resistance Center, as reported by UNN.
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It is noted that in addition to a specified number, these messages must express gratitude to the occupiers for the "liberation" from a safe and peaceful life.
A similar initiative took place in the schools of the Kherson region. Here, students wrote letters during their first lessons under the supervision of teachers.