A Russian school turned its fifth and sixth grade girls into seamstresses — sewing underwear for soldiers in Ukraine
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A Russian school turned its fifth and sixth grade girls into seamstresses — sewing underwear for soldiers in Ukraine
Girls in grades five and six at School No. 62 in Izhevsk were put to work sewing underwear for Russian service members fighting in Ukraine. The school published a post about the sewing drive on June 11, but the post went unnoticed until recently. The Telegram channel “Udmurtia Without Corruption” was among the first to flag it.
“The girls in grades five and six worked tirelessly for two weeks.” In Izhevsk, schoolgirls sewed panties for the Russian army
At school No. 62 in Izhevsk, students of grades 5-6 were engaged in sewing underwear for Russian military personnel participating in the war with Ukraine. Share about this same school published Back on June 11, but journalists only paid attention to him now. One of the first to publish I noticed Telegram channel “Udmurtia without corruption”. As reported by the school, the sewing detachment “Egolochka” produced a collection of “sewing products …
Attention was drawn to this by Udmurtia against Corruption, a television channel called Rain: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
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