Vladimir Putin was accused of recruiting Ukrainian children and washing the brain to become a suicide bombing.
The desperate Russian tyrant was presented Teenager The weak civilians are money in exchange for their lives, according to Ukrainian security services.
7
7
7
In March, a 15 -year -old child was recruited by Putin's followers and threw orders to build and carry a bag of explosives through a Ukrainian city, according to New Lines.
Teenagers were walking through Ivano Francifsk when the improvised explosives they suddenly carried.
The 17 -year -old was immediately killed in the explosion.
His younger friend was left in the hospital with variable injuries.
Ukrainian officials later claimed that the device they were carrying – which were given by Russian treatments – had been detonated remotely.
Ukraine said that both of them were offered “easy money.”
A similar tragedy witnessed a group of Ukrainian soldiers targeted by a rented mothers.
In February, an innocent woman walked to a group of men who were outside a cafe in mykolaiv.
She put her bag the next To the crowd and within seconds it exploded.
Kiev announced that this 42 -year -old was detonated and killed the 42 -year -old and three soldiers who were all members of the weapon of security removal in Ukraine.
The Russian media tried to demand that the mother had acted from revenge after the killing of her young son in the horrors of war.
But it was actually recruited by Russia through Telegram.
The magazine reports say that the Russian intelligence agent gave her the bag and said that it contains a large amount of money that needs to be delivered to men.
She added that the woman had no idea that she was prepared to be a suicide bomber.
There are no limits for what the Russians will do now
Ed Bogan
According to what was reported, the bomb was prepared by a group of adolescents between the ages of 14 and 17 of Poltava Oblast.
Ukrainian intelligence officer told new lines that he believed Moscow deliberately seduces young people because it is easier to wash a brain.
They said: “It is easier to recruit teenagers and youth for such measures, when they are distinguished by what they are required to do as a kind of games.
“Russian intelligence services are the origins of such people once and were not worried about them.”
7
7
These attacks are the latest in a large number of examples that show how Russia It became more desperate in their arduous war.
Ed Bougan, a former CIA officer, criticized the trick of the new war in Putin and even compared it to other heavy terrorist groups.
He said: “It is the tactics of al -Qaeda and ISIS.
“There are no limits to what the Russians will do now.”
The Russian hybrid war expert Liubov Tsybulska described “incredibly evil and perseverance.”
He also agreed with Mr. Boujan.
“It is similar to the tactics used by al -Qaeda or the Islamic State, with the exception of the people who do not know Russia, the recruits will detonate themselves,” Tsepolska said.
“They are happy to use the most vulnerable people – women or children – in such attacks. They really don't care.”
A At the level of the country The campaign was launched by Ukraine's security service to warn school children of the threat of Russian employment online.
Children are urged to report any suspicious activity on social media immediately to the authorities so that they can properly investigate.
Another one of the deadly tactics in Russia is its continuous use of air attacks on innocent Ukrainians.
Two people were killed and at least 15 others were injured in strikes overnight.
They are happy to use the most vulnerable people – women or children – in such attacks. They really do not care
Liubov Tsybulska
Ukraine Air Force said that Mad Vlad launched at least five ballistic missiles and 170 drones.
One of the most destroyed suburbs on Odessa – just hours after the United States and Ukraine signed a ray metal deal.
The long -awaited deal comes two months after a historical eradication between Don and his Ukrainian counterpart, who shocked the world.
For Kyiv, the deal is essential to linking Washington and preventing any other Russian invasions after a peace agreement.
Trump pledged to want peace in Ukraine, but he said that the United States should be paid to all the military support it provided to the country.
The Washington deal will provide access to new investment projects to develop natural resources in Ukraine, including aluminum, graphite, oil and natural gas.
This also means that America will continue to support Ukraine in the war.
Explanation of the American metal deal, Ukraine
by Saiyan Boss, foreign news correspondent
The Minerals deal determines the establishment of a joint fund for the United States of Ukrainian Reconstruction, which will receive 50 percent of the accumulated profits and royalties to the Ukrainian state from the new natural resource permits in Ukraine.
The deal does not clarify how the revenues of the joint fund or those who benefit or control the decisions related to the spending will be spent.
Now the deal has been closed, the two sides will agree on two other technical and supplementary documents that determine problems such as how to collect money.
Ukraine will retain control of all its resources in the deal, while the fund will invest in the development of Ukraine for 10 years, according to the country's Prime Minister Dennis Schmal.
The United States said that the United States can use its future military assistance to Ukraine as a contribution to the fund, with no previous military assistance to the country in the deal.
He added: “Ukraine will only make a contribution from new licenses, from new royalties on metal resources. This will be our contribution, which will be granted 50 % of it to this fund.”
The draft of the main mineral agreement showed that Ukraine has obtained the removal of any condition that the United States will pay the previous military assistance, which Ukraine strongly opposed.
Washington has been the largest military donor in Ukraine since Russia invaded 2022, with the help of more than 64 billion euros (72 billion dollars), according to the Keel Institute in Germany.
7
7
