Teacher in Gagauzia offered ninth-graders studies at Alabuga plant
A video shows a teacher at a Gagauzia school offering ninth-graders places at the Alabuga Polytech centre in Tatarstan, Russia.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
If the inspection confirms violations, the teacher could face disciplinary sanctions. The materials may also be passed to law enforcement. The ministry has not said when the inspection will be completed.
What happened
The video, obtained by the UNU TV channel, shows a school teacher in Gagauzia inviting ninth-graders to enrol at Alabuga Polytech in Tatarstan, promising earnings and help with documents. The Ministry of Education condemned such offers and called the information extremely alarming.
In short
- The Alabuga Start CIS programme targets young people aged 16 to 22 from Commonwealth of Independent States countries.
- The Alabuga zone mass-produces Shahed-136 kamikaze drones, which the Russian army uses to strike Ukraine.
- The Code of Ethics strictly bans teachers from carrying out militarist propaganda.
- Some of these drones have previously exploded on Moldovan territory.
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