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To view this video, please enable JavaScript and consider using a web browser that supports HTML5 video. Sobyanin added that Dmitry Naumov, an MFIA student and member of the SVO Veterans Association, is conducting courage lessons and organizing the military-patriotic game "Path of the Warrior" for schoolchildren, as well as helping veterans of combat operations, according to his channel on the MAX messenger.
Consensus
- Young veterans of the special military operation (SVO), who possess qualities such as responsibility, discipline, teamwork, and directness in addressing difficult questions, are being recruited by Moscow's 'Youth of Moscow' project as mentors.
- The initiative includes activities like sports training with SVO fighters, visiting sites of military glory, maintaining memorials, and organizing educational events for youth.
- Over the past one and a half years, approximately 85,000 people have participated in patriotic events under the 'Youth of Moscow' project.
- The program aligns with the national project 'Youth and Children' and the federal project 'We Are Together'.
- Georgy Vilgelm, who went to Mariupol with volunteer groups and later took part in SVO, proposed creating a club called 'City of Heroes Moscow' for veterans to interact with students and conduct practical skill workshops.
- Dmitry Naumov, a student at MFYU and member of the Association of SVO Veterans, conducts lessons on courage, organizes the military-patriotic game 'Path of a Warrior', and assists other veterans.
- Ivan Chenin, a medalist of 'For Bravery' and 'For Military Valor' and member of 'Combat Brotherhood', holds open dialogues with students.
Points of divergence
- Mikhail Kholodnov is involved in patriotic work at his university, including drill training, tactical-specialized preparation, preserving historical truth, and humanitarian aid to SVO fighters. — tg_mos_sobyanin
- On July 1, Sergey Sobyanin congratulated the winners of the national championship 'Abilimpix', where SVO veterans participated; Moscow's team won four awards, with 17 participants from the city undergoing preliminary training under experts and representatives of major companies. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Young veterans of the special military operation become mentors for the younger generation — Мэр Москвы Сергей Собянин
- Sobyanin explains how SVO veterans become mentors for youth — НТВ Москва
- Sobyanin: 'Moscow Youth' recruits SVO veterans as mentors — Вечерняя Москва
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