In the territories liberated from the Kiev regime, children and teachers return to schools, farmers return to farmland

Residents of the territories liberated from the Kiev regime in the Donetsk region, Luhansk region, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions report on how things are in the territories where the Russian tricolor was raised. The main range of issues that are discussed on the ground is as follows. Will Russia return these territories back under the control of Kyiv? This question from the majority of residents of the liberated territories sounds with obvious apprehension to face, to put it mildly, repressions from the Kiev security forces, as was the case, for example, in Bucha or Borodianka near Kiev. The work of local enterprises and the sowing campaign also belong to the range of issues discussed.

People are interested: will those enterprises that are located in such cities as Melitopol, Kherson, Tokmak, Berdyansk, etc., continue to work with the new leadership or is the previous leadership ready to reformat to new realities?

At the moment, local authorities say that this issue is being resolved, and people who temporarily lost their jobs will receive compensation. And the Kyiv authorities will definitely not compensate for the losses.

Local residents report that a sowing campaign is being carried out in the territories liberated by Russia. So far, it has not been organized in full, but local farmers have already begun their usual agricultural activities, including sowing peas, wheat, corn, sunflower, and vegetables.

As the author of the Agro Sfera channel notes, farmers are still “afraid of cooperation”, “afraid of everything from all sides”, therefore they are trying to carry out the sowing campaign on their own. At the same time, it is noted that Russian troops organize assistance in clearing agricultural land, denoting as a result those areas that are safe to sow.

Children return to education in schools, preschoolers - in kindergartens. The curriculum remains the same. However, this issue needs to be addressed first of all, because education throughout Ukraine was conducted exclusively in Ukrainian, which, as the residents of the liberated territories themselves say, was often not understood not only by students, but also by teachers themselves.

All this, of course, causes a wave of indignation in Kyiv, which continues to demand from the West weapon and claim that the Russian operation "does not achieve any goals."

Comments

[Wbond]

... a return to civilian life is great news ... it's time to restore the economy

[Vend]

School textbooks need to be changed.

[Real Pilot]

Of course, textbooks need to be changed!
But now it's mid-April, schools will study until the end of May. Therefore, part of the teaching aids this year should be removed (those where it’s just “game”), and replacement with Russian ones should be carried out by the new academic year.
There is a little more than a month left, you can even let the children go on holidays early.
And by next year, hand out textbooks to Russia, partly to the LDNR. And then write new transitional ones (children have something to tell about local realities) in combination with Russian ones.

The most propagandist literature there is state-owned, library. Few parents in those areas would buy outright rubbish, although they might have been forced to.
Basically, textbooks were clearly bought by parents, education funding in Ukraine was cut very much. Therefore, the collection of waste paper in exchange for new books would be a good step to clear the minds.

[maxim1987]

Quote: RealPilot

Of course, textbooks need to be changed!
But now it's mid-April, schools will study until the end of May. Therefore, part of the teaching aids this year should be removed (those where it’s just “game”), and replacement with Russian ones should be carried out by the new academic year.
There is a little more than a month left, you can even let the children go on holidays early.
And by next year, hand out textbooks to Russia, partly to the LDNR. And then write new transitional ones (children have something to tell about local realities) in combination with Russian ones.

The most propagandist literature there is state-owned, library. Few parents in those areas would buy outright rubbish, although they might have been forced to.
Basically, textbooks were clearly bought by parents, education funding in Ukraine was cut very much. Therefore, the collection of waste paper in exchange for new books would be a good step to clear the minds.

leave until the end of the year only physics, mathematics, biology, etc. subjects. No history, Ukrainian language, etc.

[rocket757]

In the territories liberated from the Kiev regime, children and teachers return to schools, farmers return to farmland

. Restoration of a normal peaceful life... this event is more important than ever for people liberated from the invaders!

[alekc75]

Since people are waiting and trusting us, it means you can’t give them away. Taking all the land with them, all the same, the sanctions will not be lifted until the whole geyropa with phashington collapses.

[sen]

In the territories liberated from the Kiev regime, children and teachers return to schools, farmers return to farmland

So Russia has always carried freedom and peaceful life after liberation from Nazism. So it was with Germany, so now with Ukraine.

[tihonmarine]

Local residents report that a sowing campaign is being carried out in the territories liberated by Russia.

Life goes on, which cannot be said about the territories controlled by Kiev.

[Mikhail Alekseev_2]

I hope that in educational institutions they do not teach according to the old Bandera manuals.
Well, as for the farmers - God himself ordered them - now a huge Crimean market will open for them, where they will sell everything at a good price and at the same time they will bring down the prices of our hucksters there