Students throughout Russia will undergo basic military training starting next September, signaling a militarized atmosphere in wartime Russia, the UK Ministry of Defense said.
will start training with assault rifles and hand grenades under new guidelines from the country's education ministry, an addition to the curriculum that is reminiscent of the Soviet Union, the UK Ministry of Defense said Sunday.
The"Basics of Life Safety" course, which will become mandatory in secondary schools this September, includes military drills, salutes, and weapons training. A Russian military truck drives past an unexploded munition during Ukraine-Russia conflict in the Russia-controlled village of Chornobaivka, Ukraine July 26, 2022."The initiatives highlight the increasingly mila in wartime Russia, as well as being a evocation of the Soviet Union: similar training was mandatory in schools up to 1993," the UK Ministry of Defense said.
Russian self-propelled artillery vehicles roll during the Victory Day military parade in Moscow, Russia, on Monday, May 9.
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