Russians are bringing teenagers from the temporarily occupied territories to replace “Yunarmiya” (All-Russia "Young Army" National Military Patriotic Social Movement Association), during which they will teach them how to operate drones. This was reported by the Centre of National Resistance (CNR).
It is known that about 100 children aged 14-17, who are in the ranks of the so-called "Yunarmiya", are being brought to the training. The shift itself will take place in April in one of the camps in Krasnodar Territory.
"On 9 May, children who have joined the 'Yunarmiya' will be inducted into the TOT. Joining is voluntary and forced, as children are forced to write applications to 'avoid problems'," the resistance writes.
In addition, by 9 May, all schools in the occupied territories of Kherson and Zaporizhzhya Regions are to set up "Yunarmiya" branches.
Earlier it was noted that the Russians began militarising the occupied part of Zaporizhzhya Region. The invaders are forcing schoolchildren to make drones, and Melitopol has been turned into a testing ground for UAVs.