Putin Addresses Foreign Threats to Russian Youth

Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed with the Russian Security Council the threat of foreign influence on youth.

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Vladimir Putin held a meeting with the Russian Security Council to discuss threats to Russian youth from foreign sources.
The discussion focused on efforts by terrorist organizations and Ukrainian special services to recruit minors and young people on the North Caucasus.
The National Anti-Terrorist Committee reported 261 arrests related to terrorism preparation, financing, propaganda, and justification.
Most of the arrested individuals were under 20 years old, including minors.
A meeting on September 4 had previously addressed prevention of juvenile delinquency and measures against youth crime.
The Federal Security Service (FSB) has warned about attempts to involve Russian youth in illegal activities through Telegram.

Putin stated that work with youth in Russia is filled with 'specific, diverse content' and emphasized the need to counter foreign influence. — fontanka
The FSB reported on April 30 that Ukrainian intelligence used Telegram to recruit Russian youth, citing a specific incident involving mock weapons and fake blood at the door of Roskomnadzor staff. — vedomosti