Russians in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine continue to spread their propaganda, including among teenagers

Russians in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine continue to spread their propaganda, including among teenagers. The Center for National Resistance reports this.

According to the report, one of the methods of Kremlin policy is the viewing of Russian propaganda, organized in villages for state employees and schoolchildren. The self-proclaimed heads of village councils and directors of seized schools are responsible for this. Residents are shown films about World War II, and it is also claimed that Russians are now fighting the Nazis.

Previously, the Center for National Resistance reported about the clearing of the information field in the occupied territories, where the occupiers carried out raids and confiscated unlicensed television equipment from local residents.