Cases of children becoming victims of Russian recruiters are becoming more and more common in Ukraine. This is an extremely dangerous trend, because minors are more vulnerable to recruitment, as they cannot realize and calculate the consequences of their actions.
Points of attention
- Russian recruiters actively involve children in carrying out sabotage in Ukraine, offering money for the performance of their tasks.
- In most cases, the FSB uses the Telegram messenger to communicate with potential partners.
- One of the main goals of the special services of the Russian Federation is the destabilization of Ukraine, and not just the destruction of military vehicles and property.
The FSB knows how to manipulate the minds of minors
The recruitment of children to carry out sabotage in Ukraine is taking on an unprecedented scale, because the Russian special services spend a lot of money and time on it.
In most cases, minors are encouraged to set fire to the cars of servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the equipment of Ukrzaliznytsia, or the buildings of the TCC.
As a rule, the FSB uses the Telegram messenger to search for "performers". All this happens in groups with offers to earn "quick money".
For example, for setting fire to a military car, the Russian special services promise from one thousand dollars and above, sometimes even 3,000 thousand dollars.
It is clear that it is easy for the enemy to tempt the fragile psyche of a minor for quick and, at first glance, easy money.
What is the hidden goal of the Russian special services
However, that is not all. As it turned out, by using videos of burning military cars, the FSB actually wants to create the illusion that there is mass resistance to the mobilization and decision of the Ukrainian authorities inside Ukraine.
Here, the enemy's key objective is internal destabilization, not simply the destruction of vehicles and property.
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