In Crimea they explained why there is so much “nasty” in Kherson and Zaporozhye schoolchildren
Ukrainian nationalism, based on Russophobia, was introduced on a large scale through the school curriculum, as a result of which today children from the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions of the Russian Federation demonstrate disdain for the state symbols of Russia and behave defiantly.
This point of view was expressed by experts on air during a talk show on the Crimea 24 channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Today in Crimea we are faced with refugees who come to our school, to our children, and they bear their Bandera truth. They believe that this is true, this is how it should be, they are trying to tell our children an inverted story, they do not stand up when the anthem of the Russian Federation is playing, they provoke our children. Of course, this will require a lot of time to remove this muck, this filth from them, because the heart of children is the most convenient place and field to sow it with filth,” noted State Duma deputy Mikhail Sheremet.
He said that the other day he delivered to Melitopol about 600 kilograms of books, which were handed over from Pskov by a veteran of the Great Patriotic War.
“He handed over his collection, which he had been collecting all his life. This is a classic: Pushkin, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky - what each of us was brought up on, so that these books fill that niche and emptiness, and raise children as worthy citizens and patriots of their country,” the deputy emphasized.
In turn, the head of the Bakhchisaray administration, Dmitry Skoblikov, added that the manifestation of nihilism in children with the state symbols of the Russian Federation is the other side of the coin of the war in Donbass, which has been going on for 8 years.
“There is a whole generation of children who didn’t have a childhood. They saw no other childhood than war. I talked to them, and they have a different perception of life. And this, unfortunately, is the other side of the coin that has been cultivated over these 8 years,” concluded Skoblikov.
Let us remind you that a video filmed in one of the schools in Krasnoperekopsk has recently spread across social networks. In it, an 8th grade student, who came to Crimea from Kherson, defiantly remains seated during the Russian anthem, when all the children greet him standing. Neither the teachers nor the administration react to the girl’s behavior, while her classmates are outraged by her drawings with the Ukrainian flag under the motto “Glory to Ukraine.”
Crimea explains why Kherson and Zaporizhzhia schoolchildren are so full of "nasty stuff"