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Scandal in Ishmael: Teacher Beat a Student in Class, MON Responded

In Ishmael, the teacher beat up a freshman and pulled him out of the room, and after the teacher was released, his actions could be the subject of a criminal case.

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In Ishmael, the teacher beat up a freshman and pulled him out of the room, and after the teacher was released, his actions could be the subject of a criminal case.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The beating of a student in Izmail forces parents to talk again about the fact that children of war are increasingly facing aggression and bullying within the walls of their own educational institutions.

A video of a teacher beating a freshman in Izmail has resonated on the Web. The director of the educational institution told what preceded the conflict, voiced an unexpected assumption and explained how it all ended for the teacher.

In the city of Izmail in the Odessa region, a teacher of the Danube Center for Vocational Education beat a first-year student in class and pushed him out of class. Incide video

At the Danube Vocational Education Centre in Ishmael Odessa province, a 47-year-old computer teacher severely beat a 15-year-old freshman to the best and most interesting videos on the subject: Video, Odessa, Fishki.net Entertainment School

The incident occurred in a computer science class between a 47-year-old teacher and a 15-year-old student

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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ГОЛОВНА broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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