Compulsory military training will be introduced in Russia's school curriculums starting next year – education minister
During the Soviet-era, the programme was known as the “initial military training” programme and taught high schoolers to handle firearms, respond to a nuclear or chemical attack and provide first aid, according to The Moscow Times.
The Russian Education Ministry is currently working on the program, which will be included in the existing mandatory course called Fundamentals of Life Safety , Kravtsov told reporters on Wednesday. A day earlier, local media reported that Russia’s Defence Ministry supports reviving a basic military training course in schools from the Soviet Union, citing lawmakers and army officers.
The latest push for the programme is by Sergei Mironov, the leader of the A Just Russia party, who was able to secure Deputy Defence Minister Valery Gerasimov's support.
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