The occupiers came up with a punishment for parents who do not want to send their children to schools in Kherson Oblast
A fine in the amount of 148,000 rubles may be introduced for refusal
What happened? The russians are going to introduce fines on the temporarily occupied Kherson Oblast for parents who do not want to send their children to schools in September.
Source. The Kherson Oblast Military Administration.
Details. In September, schools on the temporarily occupied territories of Kherson Oblast are to begin the academic year according to russian programmes. In this regard, parents are required to write applications for their children to study in these schools.
Fines in the amount of 148,000 rubles (equivalent to more than UAH 90,000) may be introduced for refusal. Parents are also threatened with eviction from their homes and confiscation of property.
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