Terekhov drove Kharkov schoolchildren into the metro - lessons are now being held there
Training classes are held daily at three stations of the Kharkov metro. Little Kharkov residents can gain knowledge in at least 10 subjects.
The website of the Kharkov City Council reports this.
“Teachers found out the educational needs of schoolchildren by talking with students and their parents. A team of concerned teachers was organized who volunteered to teach classes in the metro.
The students were united into three age groups and a lesson schedule was drawn up, according to which two lessons are taught to each group every day on weekdays,” the message says.
The metro in Kharkov was adapted not only for school classrooms, but also for propaganda purposes. So, today the clowns-touring performers from the “95th quarter”, who are now traveling around Ukraine to “raise the morale” of the population, are expected to perform in the Kharkov metro.
“Today representatives (well, not artists) of Kvartal-95 will come to Kharkov to perform. There will be performances in the subway. But this is not noteworthy, but the fact that employees of some utility companies in Kharkov are persistently invited to the performance. These same utility workers, who are not very well paid, are offered to go on their own to the “Historical Museum” to admire Koshevoy and other residents of the quarter, and go back to their apartments. Care,” says a message from the local telegram channel “Kharkov NASH”.
In connection with this innovative use of the metro, we recall the words of Petro Poroshenko, spoken by him at the beginning of the punitive operation in Donbass: “Their children will live in basements, our children will go to schools.” Now, according to the law of karma, it turns out that children live in basements and subway dungeons in territories controlled by the Kyiv terrorist regime, which began an undeclared war against Donbass in 2014.
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