Russians in the temporarily occupied territories are forcing Ukrainian children to make gifts for the occupiers.

In temporarily occupied territories, the Russians traditionally use children for propaganda purposes, forcing students to create "garlands" for the occupiers and write poems.

As reported by Ukrinform, this information comes from the Center for National Resistance.

"Children in lower grades at several occupied schools in Kherson region were compelled to make “garlands” for the occupiers and write poems. At the same time, parents were asked to contribute to the purchase of gifts for the Russian military," the post states.

It is noted that propagandists present this as the "wish of the children themselves." "In this way, the enemy exploits children for its own purposes while attempting to alter their self-identification by glorifying the occupiers," the CNS emphasizes.

The Center for National Resistance urges to provide information about educators who participate in these activities and thus assist the occupiers in implementing their policy of changing children's self-identification.

As reported by Ukrinform, the Russians have delivered propaganda literature to school libraries in the temporarily occupied territories.

Photo: Center for National Resistance