More than 6 thousand children from Luhansk region have been recruited into the 'young army'.


More than 6000 children are participating in 'young armies' in Luhansk
According to the head of the Luhansk Regional Military Administration Oleksiy Kharchenko, there are 102 'young army' squads operating in the occupied territory of Luhansk region, involving more than six thousand Ukrainian children.
It is planned to enhance cooperation with the 'young army' in Luhansk, which is engaged in military training for children. A corresponding agreement was concluded in the occupation administration of the region.
In this region, there are 102 'young army' squads that include over six thousand Ukrainian children. In the occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk regions, about 50 thousand children are involved in military movements.
In the temporarily occupied Donetsk and Luhansk, there are more than 300 thousand children living, but only a minority of them attend schools. More than 70 thousand people, including 2740 children, are wanted in Ukraine.
In Kyiv, there is an ongoing modernization of school and kindergarten infrastructure to enhance safety and digital accessibility. Over 1300 cameras have already been installed in educational institutions.
A propaganda studio of the 'Tavria' TV and radio company has opened in Crimea, which operates with stolen equipment.
This situation with the militarization of children in the occupied territories raises questions about their safety and future in the context of the conflict.
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