Russia implements military education for children: what is known about the new ideology.
In Russia, ideological education for children is becoming a state policy, covering all levels of education from kindergartens to colleges. The programs shape young people's perceptions of war as a norm of life and service to the state as a primary value. This information was provided by the Security Service of Ukraine through 'Glavkom'.
Impact of new programs on children
According to inkorr.com: Starting from October 2024, following an order from Russian President Vladimir Putin, education for children in the context of 'basic values of the Russian state' and encouragement for military service will begin. Notable increases in the number of cadet groups for children aged 4 to 7 years are observed in various regions.
Military knowledge and contacts with the military
Children in the new programs gain knowledge about military drills, martial arts, and become familiar with weapons and bulletproof vests. They also have the opportunity to meet with 'heroes of the Ground Forces', which may include individuals with criminal records.
Summary: Ideological education for children in Russia is actively developing, aiming to shape their perceptions of war and military service as important values. From a young age, children acquire knowledge about the military sphere and interact with military personnel, including former convicts.
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