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Parents of First-Year Students of Naval Academy Protest against Sending Cadets to War
First-year students of the naval training and scientific center of the Navy "Naval Academy named after Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union N.G. Kuznetsov" in St. Petersburg were warned about the possibility of being sent to the combat zone in Ukraine.
After a month of training at the military educational institution, the cadets were evicted from the barracks (which were transferred for the needs of mobilization) to a building without repairs and windows. In order to avoid communication with parents and arbitrary leaving the place of service, cadets are under round-the-clock surveillance and security.
The parents of the cadets have appealed to the leadership of the academy, but they were refused a meeting.
Ukraine’s military intelligence reminds that the russian servicemen have the opportunities to lay down their weapons and save their health and lives. The russians are guaranteed the maintenance in accordance with the norms of the Geneva Conventions.
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