In the temporarily occupied territory of the Kherson region, schoolchildren from the “Kakhovsky district” were forced to make greeting cards for the Russian military.

This was reported by the Human Rights Center, Censor.NET reports .

As noted, the action was held as part of the all-Russian event “Letter to a Soldier” at the Krasnoperekopsk Village House of Culture and the Zelenorubanivsk Library.

Children were forced to design postcards in the form of front-line triangles with the Z symbol, the Russian tricolor, and Soviet stars.

In the texts, the students were to express “pride and gratitude” to the occupiers and wish them “a speedy return with victory.”

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