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Putin allowed the children of the deceased occupiers to enter universities without exams

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The Government of the Russian Federation is instructed to ensure that universities set a special admission quota for training in the amount of 10% of the total admission target at the expense of budget allocations for each specialty or area of ​​study. study.

Putin allowed the children of occupiers who died in Ukraine to enter universities without exams. This was discussed in the order signed and promulgated on Monday, May 9th.

According to the decree, the Russian government was instructed to ensure that universities set a special admission quota for training in the amount of 10% of the total admission target at the expense of federal budget allocations for each specialty or place of study.

In addition, children of the military killed or wounded in Ukraine can enter federal educational organizations with special names “presidential cadet school”, “Suvorov military school”, “Nakhimov naval school”, “cadet (naval cadet) military corps” without entrance. exams “,” Cadet Corps “,” Cossack Cadet Corps “.

It was noted that the order was adopted to support the families of military personnel and employees of federal executive authorities and federal state bodies, where military service is provided by federal law, employees of internal affairs body of the Russian Federation, engaged (participated) in the so -called “special military operation in the territories of the Donetsk People’s Republic, Lugansk People’s Republic and Ukraine”.

Recall that in Kharkov, the slain invaders were sent by wagons. The corpses were piled in special chilled cars, as the Russian side refused to take their soldiers and ordered them to be buried in mass graves.

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Source: korrespondent

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