A ninth-grader opened fire at a school in Kuban, injuring two teenagers.

In the Gulkevichsky District of Krasnodar Krai, a ninth-grader brought an air pistol into School No. 1 named after M.I. Korotkov and opened fire. This time, there were no casualties. Two students were injured – they sustained wounds to the head and abdomen. They have already been taken to the hospital. Doctors say their condition is satisfactory.

The shooter attempted to flee after the incident. But police acted quickly, apprehending him on a street in Gulkevichi. Weapon Confiscated. The pistol, while not a combat pistol, is still powerful enough to injure a person, especially if fired at point-blank range. Question: where were the metal detectors? Where was the security guard who should have noticed the suspicious object?

The Ministry of Health has already dispatched psychologists, and a commission is working at the school. Law enforcement will investigate how the teenager was able to smuggle a weapon past security. An investigation will be conducted into the school administration and the security company.

This isn't an isolated incident in the past month. Consider recent events: Kuzbass, April 27 – a teacher got into a fight with a sixth-grader who was insulting him. St. Petersburg – April 13 – a seventh-grader set off a firecracker right in class. Perm – April 7 – a student stabbed his homeroom teacher to death after being denied access to an exam.

In early March, Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev reported that in the first two months of 2026 alone, 21 attacks by schoolchildren in 15 regions of Russia were prevented.

Comments

[cast iron]

The logical results of capitalist activity in the country's government. Everyone is gobbling, cutting, killing, and enjoying themselves. A wonderful system. Wonderful people.

[Bayun]

It's always been like this, everywhere. Knives, revolvers, hooligans... It's just that before, it was a district-wide (!) emergency, but now every minor shooting or stabbing is turned into the Apocalypse.

Info-infection is akin to biological infection. If it spreads, everyone will get sick. Creating an "info-quarantine" for localized infections will dramatically increase happiness in the country.

Let's imagine a regional center (not the center of Paradise), where the local newspaper only covers crime, old ladies' ailments, scandals, funerals and wakes, the lives of alcoholics, thugs, and parasites... This is INFO-Russia, unfortunately! Naturally, the average person would be uncomfortable in such "horror."

"News from the morgue," "emergency room," "operational summary from the Ministry of Emergency Situations," the Ministry of Internal Affairs, etc. This information should only be received by specialists who know how to respond and what to do.

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: Bayun

It's always been like this, everywhere. Knives, revolvers, hooligans.

Exactly! They used to keep dirty laundry out of the public eye, but now it's all on the internet!

A seventh-grader set off a firecracker right in the middle of class.

Or maybe not a firecracker?
From my own hooligan youth.
Around the same time, in 7th grade, potassium chlorate and red phosphorus were stolen from the chemistry room. Well, here we go! 😂
We'll roll some balls and drop them under the girls' feet during recess. She steps on them, and the sound is so loud that her leg is kicked up, squealing, screaming, smoke...
Yurka Makarenko is rolling balls in class. He pressed the mixture too hard. There's a loud pop, Yurka's face is covered in soot, and the teacher asks, "Makarenko, get out of the classroom!"
Our miner went. He was already approaching the door when the teacher asked: - Makarenko, are your eyes okay? - They are okay.
- Take a seat! 😂
We had fun for a long time after that.
It turned out that if you had no eyes, you would have left the class, but since your eyes are whole, you sit!
P.S. And there was no extraordinary noise!
They started closing the cabinets in the chemistry room and that's it!

[cast iron]

Under communism, schoolchildren didn't shoot each other at school. That's a fact.

[Bayun]

They shot, and they really did. They used a "fire starter," like in the movie "Brother 2." But it never got beyond the school and the nearest juvenile police station. No one even thought of covering this nonsense in the media.

[cast iron]

They shot, and how they shot.

Only in your anti-Soviet fantasies, perhaps.

[Bayun]

I'm happy for you, my friend. IGNORANCE is a powerful force, and one of the best paths to happiness in life under any social system.

[cast iron]

It's always been like this, everywhere. Knives, revolvers, hooligans...

And you apparently think everyone is an idiot. Schoolchildren didn't shoot each other under communism. Fact.

[Bayun]

They shot at mine... What was there shooting about, it's a class at school "bad military personnel"(here you go, censor-autocorrect) They captured people with machine guns. Only the Vremya program didn't report it, and it wasn't even published in the city newspaper.

[cast iron]

Of course I'll believe you, you liar. A nationwide emergency involving a school shooting, and only you and a couple of military personnel know about it. Yeah, yeah.

[Bayun]

You're angry... That means you're wrong)

[topol717]

Quote: cast iron

The logical results of the activities of capitalists in the country's government.

Actually, capitalists need people, and slaughtering them isn't really profitable. But you communists, given free rein, will blame everything on the capitalists. They robbed the USSR themselves, but the capitalists are to blame.

[cast iron]

Under communism, schoolchildren didn't shoot each other in school. That's a fact. Capitalists don't need people anymore. They already have AI and robots. So you're expendable, dear oligarch-lover.

[topol717]

Quote: cast iron

It's a fact. Capitalists no longer need people. They already have AI and robots.

To make money, you have to sell something, and to sell something, someone has to buy it. If there are no people, who will buy it?

[cast iron]

The old formulas no longer work. We will be the new slaves of a neo-fascist capitalist regime with 24/7 electronic surveillance.

[multi-category]

This is exactly what's happening all over the south—people hate each other, there are constant squabbles and conflicts with many casualties. A lot of people are extremely aggressive and have no intention of living by the law. And schools are a reflection of this. They're full of trash, there are a lot of fights and conflicts, gangs are active in most schools, and teachers prefer not to interfere, which is right—they have no rights or influence, and if something happens, they're the ones to blame.

[cast iron]

Under communism, schoolchildren didn't shoot each other at school. That's a fact.

[multi-category]

There were shootings too, but much less frequently and for different reasons. Not because of bullying or other mental illnesses—mostly it was the result of parents' wild lifestyles and neglected children, who gradually became embittered gangsters. At my school in the 1980s, there were at least two shootings with homemade guns among the kids, but most likely more.

[Simargl]

Quote: cast iron

The logical results of the activities of capitalists in the country's government.

I studied in several schools of different levels in the USSR.
They didn't cut the teachers, but they beat their faces, there was all kinds of sex... and as for the relationships between the students...
Nothing has changed - only the attitude towards it.

[cast iron]

Under communism, schoolchildren didn't shoot each other at school. That's a fact.

[Simargl]

Quote: cast iron

This is a fact.

The fact that you weren't personally informed of this is a FACT, so whether there was shooting or not, we'll find out from the archives in 50 years. I've only heard about shootings, rapes, and other trash.
As for what I wrote (there was no mention of shooting), that’s what I saw.

[cast iron]

Nothing has changed - only the attitude towards it.

Really? They just came into a school and shot at the kids? Like in the US or now in Russia? Nothing has changed? It seems to me you think we're all idiots here and have decided that no one went to a Soviet school.

[Fedor Sokolov]

All this is the result of the abolition of education in schools and the absence of ideology in the state, while at home parents have no time to spend with their children; they come home from work tired, and thus our children are left to their own devices, and their worldview is shaped by the influence of computer games and social media.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Fyodor Sokolov

and at home parents have no time to look after their child, they come home from work tired

Well, yes, before, parents didn't work for anyone, they sat at home all day and waited for their child to come home so they could take care of their upbringing.
Education should be in everything, from dolls and tin soldiers to fairy tales, cartoons and books
And when on TV, whether it's online or broadcast, they show sluts who are proud of their position, blokhers who say that education is not necessary, honor and patriotism are stupidity, when instead of toys there is such nonsense that God forbid what happens happens, what happens

Quote: Fyodor Sokolov

Their worldview is formed under the influence of computer games and social networks.

So maybe it's time to take control of this process.
Games are also a part of education and training.

[topol717]

Quote: Fyodor Sokolov

All this is the result of the abolition of education in schools.

So, there is no need to raise children at home?

Quote: Fyodor Sokolov

and the absence of ideology in the state

Well, words about a strong and independent Russia are everywhere, and you still want Kamian ideology? Islam or Communism?

Quote: Fyodor Sokolov

and at home parents have no time to look after their child, they come home from work tired

So our parents didn't come home tired? It turns out parents didn't work in the post-war era.

[ShDE]

Education is essential everywhere and always. Previously, any passerby would grab a bully's ear and go to his parents; society would even scold someone who didn't give up their seat on the tram. But now, everyone truly is their own little homeowner. A state of law.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: Fedor Sokolov

All this is the result of the abolition of education in schools and the absence of ideology in the state, while at home parents have no time to spend with their children; they come home from work tired, and thus our children are left to their own devices, and their worldview is shaped by the influence of computer games and social media.

Well, you're being a bit disingenuous with the ideology; it exists, but it's not officially announced. It's the state's service to the oligarchs; it's not for nothing that they're getting richer and richer and are able to move money out of the country unhindered.

[Seal]

Quote: Fyodor Sokolov

All this is the result of the abolition of education in schools and the absence of ideology in the state, while at home parents have no time to spend with their children; they come home from work tired, and thus our children are left to their own devices, and their worldview is shaped by the influence of computer games and social media.

After the war, there were no computer games, no computers themselves. But in the USSR where the fighting took place, and in places where the war didn't reach within 10-100 km, kids regularly brought ammunition, grenade fuses, and grenades to school for 10-15 years after the war. And in some places, even longer.

[al3x]

Question: Where were the metal detectors? Where was the security guard who should have noticed the suspicious object?

It's the same story every time. These questions have been unanswered for decades. And they will continue to do so for decades to come. Simply put, forever. Because there's no systematic work in this area, only ad hoc—something happens, someone on the ground scratches their head, and within a week, everyone's forgotten. Or even sooner.

P.S. In my time, the security guards also included a cleaning lady and, occasionally, a half-drunk former local police officer, apparently for show (90-00)

[credo]

...PS. In my time, the security guards also included a cleaning lady and, occasionally, a half-drunk former local police officer, apparently for show (90-00)

In my time, there were no security guards, let alone metal detectors, at school, and discipline at school did not suffer as a result.
Sometimes senior students or the teacher on duty stood at the entrance, and at precisely nine o'clock, dear Aunt Valya, the cleaning lady, locked the front door. That was it, no more emergencies.

And now in our country, the Ministry of Education spends enormous amounts of money every year on "improving" the Unified State Exam, while everything else is left over, including child safety.

[al3x]

They were also on duty. And there were no boundaries. And I don't remember anyone being stabbed or shot anywhere. There were fights, at most.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: al3x

Because there is no systematic work in this direction, but only situational

It's cool to think that we have any systematic work anywhere?!!!

[al3x]

It's cool to think that we have any systematic work anywhere?!!!

You're right about that. Wherever you spit, there's always someone trying to plug the sieve with their finger.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

and exactly for a week or two after the incident, then they forget and everything goes on as usual

[topol717]

Quote: al3x

These questions have been unanswered for decades now. And they will continue to be unanswered for decades to come.

What idiot even thought of installing a metal detector in a school?

[al3x]

What an idiot

Not an idiot, but a budget developer. A very enterprising group of people, one would think.

[credo]

What idiot even thought of installing a metal detector in a school?

Now imagine metal detectors aren't working, and elderly security guards can't handle the screening of 800-1200 students in the morning, before the first class. What to do?

Only one option comes to mind:
- around the perimeter of the school there are security guards with dogs trained to detect explosives and gunpowder;
- at the entrance to the school, a search, with undressing down to underwear, turning out all pockets, shaking out all contents from bags (briefcases, backpacks);
- each student undergoes a breathalyzer (for alcohol), cameras record their face (for signs of nervousness or insanity), and a full-time staff of psychologists determines the condition of the students who come;
- all mobile devices, headphones, game consoles and other devices are handed over upon entering a separate office (warehouse),
- during breaks, everyone goes to the recreation area, on the floor, in a circle, and they go to the restroom only with a teacher or in front of a camera.
Beauty, not a single mouse will slip through with a knife or a sawed-off shotgun, with cigarettes, drugs or other obscenities.

It's harsh, of course, but it's clear that our bureaucratic apparatus can't bring order to educational institutions any other way, and most likely doesn't want to.

[topol717]

Quote: credo

Beauty, not a single mouse will slip through with a knife or a sawed-off shotgun, with cigarettes, drugs or other obscenities.

You won't believe it, but if someone wants to, they can sneak in. And then they'll have to get everyone from school to home, where there's danger at every turn.

[Alexey RA]

Quote: credo

- during breaks, everyone goes to the recreation area, on the floor, in a circle, and they go to the restroom only with a teacher or in front of a camera.

They forgot two main potential sources of dangerous objects within the school's security perimeter: the labor rooms (hammers, files, chisels, awls, blanks - the same pipes) and the chemistry room.
So, training in labor and chemistry should take place only theoretically.

[ShDE]

You can choke on a button or strangle yourself with shoelaces. If you want to, a pencil can also be used as a weapon.

[commbatant]

Quote: Alexey RA

Forgot

Gas analyzers at the metal detector frame at the entrance...

labor rooms (hammers, files, chisels, awls, blanks - the same pipes) and chemistry

I remember how a lathe tool "went out the window," how a screwdriver was made from a piece of rebar with a "bald" file, how someone went home with a briefcase full of hammers or planes that someone had put there, how someone put an anvil in his briefcase, and the handle came off, and he cried afterwards; few people had briefcases back then... and flowers never grew in the chemistry lab, probably because of the reagents...
The schoolchildren turned the school into the Reichstag building of 45, and the gym teacher, the shop teacher, and the military instructor drank "relaxant"... and most importantly, no one shot anyone (although many made homemade guns) or cut anyone (although almost everyone had homemade sharpeners and knives) - it was a kind, healthy Soviet society...

"Yes, there was a time..." ("Zhmurki")

[Alexey RA]

Quote: commbatant

I remember how the lathe cutter "went out the window"

Well, it's a classic - either the cutter is not tightened properly, or someone decided to do everything quickly and slightly miscalculated the feed.
I remember our shop teacher teleporting across the room when one of us, the slackers, decided there was no need to clamp a part in a vice on the drill press—just hold it with your hand. One minute the shop teacher was at the board... and then he was at the other wall of the room, smacking our playful little hands with a ruler. And then—an eloquent and lucid lecture on safety, lasting ten minutes without a break. And no one took offense or cried out about personal violence.

[cast iron]

And most importantly, no one shot at anyone (although many made homemade guns) and no one cut anyone

Now fans of capitalism and the powerful oligarch will come running and tell you that in the USSR all the schoolchildren killed and shot each other and all this was completely hushed up and hidden from the citizens.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Question: Where were the metal detectors? Where was the security guard who should have noticed the suspicious object?

We didn't have security or a metal detector at school, we had a cleaning lady named Baba Dusya, who made the calls and chased away the smokers with a rag.

[Prisoner]

We were more afraid of Grandma Katya than the class teacher, and even the principal. She was correct, strict, fair, and her parenting methods were truly traditional.

[cast iron]

And now the kids send Granny Katya to a certain address and nothing will happen to them. In fact, your Granny Katya will be locked up as soon as the kids report her to the cops.

[Prisoner]

So what? You blame me for this?

[Mouse]

Where's Mom? Where's Dad? There's no hope for school these days...

[Slon_on]

Mom and dad are struggling to earn a few pennies for the family (in decent families), so they have neither the time nor the energy to systematically raise their children. So, the internet and the street fill this gap. It's not even worth mentioning the problem children. These are the grimaces of "capitalism with an oligarchic mug."
Here he wrote and immediately introduced himself as Abramovich.

[Mouse]

And the belt............ As I remember now....

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Slon_on

Mom and dad are trying their best to earn some money for the family.

Like, in the past, moms and dads didn't bother about making a buck, but spent all their time raising children?

[Slon_on]

Well, "before" is different for everyone: for some it's 30-40 years old, for others it's 5-10. And we're talking about systematically raising children, not toiling 12-16 hours a day at two or three jobs.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Slon_on

We're talking about systematically raising children, not working 12-16 hours a day at 2-3 jobs.

Well, yes. And at what point in the last hundred years could parents afford to stop toiling and instead focus on systematically raising their children?

[Slon_on]

Apparently the age is more than a hundred years, which means it is better known what it was like then.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Slon_on

Apparently it is more than a hundred years old.

Why such a ridiculous conclusion? And what does it have to do with what's better/worse known—as if something can only be known from personal experience?
Actually, I asked the question when, in the last hundred years, parents weren't toiling away, but systematically raising their children. Judging by the comments, it seems like this is only happening now.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

This is the influence of computer games, there are continuous killings, the child sees all this from an early age.

[topol717]

Quote: Dmitry Smirnov_2

This is the influence of computer games, there are continuous killings, the child sees all this from an early age.

So, films about WWII don't count?

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

No, of course not, this is the education of our patriotism, not foreign patriotism.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Dmitry Smirnov_2

This is the influence of computer games, there are continuous killings there.

That's stupid, as if it wasn't like that before, they killed Koschei, they shoved Baba Gu alive into a burning oven
The question is not whether there is violence or not, but how it is presented
Here's an example of violence from my childhood, but this violence teaches something completely different.

[AdAstra]

Are you serious? I remember the Russian folk tales and other fairy tales I was read as a child, where things weren't all that rosy, whether with good or bad characters. And somehow, nothing made any difference.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

This nonsense about games has been going on since the 90s. By the way, doctors believe that it actually reduces aggression, like an emergency valve.

[Alexey RA]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

This nonsense about games has been going on since the 90s.

Well, someone must be to blame for the poor upbringing of children - not the parents.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

To be honest, I would say the state, but many will disagree

[faiver]

Where is the security guard who should have noticed the suspicious object?

- An air pistol is not an AK-74; it can be easily carried in a backpack or under clothing...

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Why do you need a security guard then?!!!
I once studied without them

[faiver]

So I also studied without security guards.
The security guard is there for show.

[AdAstra]

What for? To make him the scapegoat later.

[born007]

Frames don't protect against traitorous digital sectarians. Instead of proper education, they engage in pedology with strata, banned in the USSR, along with restrictions on the right to education by reducing the number of normal subjects and free extracurricular activities.

[T-100]

Question: Where were the metal detectors? Where was the security guard who should have noticed the suspicious object?

The author, asking such questions, should get a job as a security guard at a school—it's not hard, even for a week. Turn on the metal detector and keep an eye out for suspicious objects. If the detector rattles, and your child tells you, "I won't show you what's in my school bag," then call the police, because you have no right to search them, nor to seize them. Be sure to record your workday on video from start to finish with GoPro, and we'll see how you filter through them one by one during peak hours (first shift arrivals and during shift changes), call the police, deal with everyone—students, police, teachers, parents—you'll create such a mess at the entrance.

[ork_333]

Quote: Bayun

It's always been like this, everywhere. Knives, revolvers, hooligans... It's just that before, it was a district-wide (!) emergency, but now every minor shooting or stabbing is turned into the Apocalypse.

Info-infection is akin to biological infection. If it spreads, everyone will get sick. Creating an "info-quarantine" for localized infections will dramatically increase happiness in the country.

Let's imagine a regional center (not the center of Paradise), where the local newspaper only covers crime, old ladies' ailments, scandals, funerals and wakes, the lives of alcoholics, thugs, and parasites... This is INFO-Russia, unfortunately! Naturally, the average person would be uncomfortable in such "horror."

"News from the morgue," "emergency room," "operational summary from the Ministry of Emergency Situations," the Ministry of Internal Affairs, etc. This information should only be received by specialists who know how to respond and what to do.

I fully and unconditionally support!

[vfwfr]

"Question: Where were the metal detectors? Where was the security guard who should have noticed the suspicious object?""" They found the scapegoats...