‘Next time, I’ll stab you’: Russia sees spate of wartime school attacks
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Russia has experienced a rise in school attacks amid the ongoing military conflict with Ukraine. These incidents have raised concerns about safety in educational institutions. The situation reflects the broader impact of the war on civilian life in affected areas.
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- ▪There has been a spate of attacks on schools in Russia during the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
- ▪The attacks have heightened fears regarding the safety of students and educators.
- ▪The situation illustrates the war's significant effects on civilian life, particularly in regions like Donetsk.
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Students gather near a portrait of Russian President Vladimir Putin following a ceremony marking Knowledge Day and the beginning of a new academic year at a cadet boarding school, in the course of Russia-Ukraine military conflict in Donetsk, a Russian-controlled city of Ukraine, on Sept. 1, 2025. | REUTERS
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