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In Mariupol, teachers told schoolchildren that “Ukraine has no right to independence”

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In the schools of occupied Mariupol, during the “Conversations about important” extracurricular class, high school students were told that Ukraine had no right to independence, and Mariupol had always been Russia. The Ukrainians were accused of shelling the occupied territories for eight years. Children were told about the so-called “referendum” on the accession of Ukrainian areas to the Russian Federation, calling it “legitimate”.

Materials according to which such lessons are held for students of schools of the Russian Federation and the occupied territories were made public on the Russian website of extracurricular lessons, “Conversations of the Important”. Mariupol mayor Petro Andriushchenko also reported on this in his Telegram channel.

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