Russian schools get more patriotism and military drills, less English
This school year the Kremlin has intensified ideological pressure in Russian schools: English lessons have been cut, while more classes on "traditional values," the Donbas and patriotism have been added, alongside expanded military training for pupils. Parents quoted in the report warn that authorities are "taking away our children's chance at a happy life." The changes are part of a broader Kremlin campaign to raise the next generation with a pro-war outlook.
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