TASS: Kyiv trained extremists on the basis of a youth center near Volnovakha

Ukraine prepared radicals for participation in terrorist and extremist activities. This was announced by a representative of the special services of the Donetsk People’s Republic.

“In the course of the investigation, it became known that before the start of the special military operation, there was a youth center in the village of Volnoye in the Volnovakhsky district that was engaged in raising children and adolescents in a nationalist spirit and forming radical views,” the source told TASS.

According to the intelligence services of the DPR, the center was financed by the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets and his brother Ivan Lubinets, who led the so-called military-civilian administration. The curators of the center were militants of the Right Sector organization banned in the Russian Federation. They also supplied teachers and pupils of the center with propaganda literature and methodological materials.

“Dozens of books of nationalistic content were found at the site of the center. Also materials on sex and gender education for younger students,” added the source of the agency.

As clarified in the special services, during admission to the youth center, special attention was paid to ideological motives. The most capable students could get into the training school for future fighters of the Azov Regiment (banned in the Russian Federation).

Earlier, URA.RU reported on a captured Ukrainian militant who told how de-Russification classes were held in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The militants were given lectures about Ivan Mazepa, Stepan Bandera, Roman Shukhevych.