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Putin's youth army: How Russia is turning kids into soldiers
October 25, 2023 12:33 PM
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Russia has extensively militarized children to instill loyalty among the younger generation towards Vladimir Putin and his expansionist ideology. From alternative history at school to training in combat skills, Moscow has employed its military-patriotic education both on Russian and Ukrainian children in occupied territories.
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