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The occupiers promise students from ORDLO for free training if they survive in the war

For every student who will return alive from the front, will fix the mentors who will help them "tighten" the lost material. Students of higher education institutions of the occupied part of the Luhansk region will be able to apply for free education if they return alive from the front. This was stated by Ivan Kusov, Minister of Education and Science.

According to him, the management of the occupation administration of the Luhansk region prepares a package of support for demobilized students, who were forcibly sent to the forefront for fighting against the Defense Forces of Ukraine. The collaborator announced that those who study on a contractual basis will be released from payment, and for everyone will make individual training schedules.

In addition, according to Kusov, by students, if they return from the front alive, will fix the mentors that will help them "tighten" the lost material.

"Continue service or not is a voluntary choice of every student, so according to the instructions of" LNR head "Leonid Pasichnyk, we open a" hotline "at the ministry, where it is possible to inform the pressure of commanders in an emergency order, coercion to conclude a contract", - - - - added a collaborator, announcing innovations for students who can return from the front.

At the time of publication of the material of the press service of the Ministry on reintegration of the occupied territories and the Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Human Rights, they did not formally commented the statement of the invaders about the "indulgence" for students mobilized in ORDLO.

It should be noted that in mid -November, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree that allows to mobilize even wounded citizens or persons with dual citizenship to the ranks of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. People who have previously been injured and found unusable may continue their service in the occupation army on the basis of a contract.