In a front-line village in Donbass, Ukrainian police taught local children how to use grenades
Today, in the front-line village of Chermalyk in the Ukrainian-controlled part of the Donetsk region, Ukrainian National Police officers told local children about the rules of behavior when detecting ammunition and other suspicious objects at an open lesson.
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This was reported by the Ostrov publication.
“The children were shown a whole arsenal - from F1 and RGD-5 grenades to grenade launchers and anti-personnel mines,” the publication says.
As the publication notes, the children easily guessed all types of grenades and shells. Many children can even tell by the sound what kind of shelling is going on.
“When tanks shoot or machine guns, I don’t even pay attention. But when there’s hail or mortars, it’s scary here. I immediately run and hide in the basement or bathroom. It's been quiet since September 1st. Only sometimes can we hear machine gun fire,” said Alexandra Lozhka, a 4th grade student at the secondary school in the village of Chermalyk.
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