Russian Police Seek to Remove Children from Families Over WWII Memorial Incident

Police in Syktyvkar, Russia, are attempting to remove three schoolchildren from their families after the children reportedly climbed on a Victory Day photo installation, an incident described by mothers as 'goofing off'.

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Russian police seek to remove 8-year-old and two classmates from families after they goof off at WWII memorial photo installation

Police in Syktyvkar have sought to remove three schoolchildren from their families after the children climbed on a Victory Day installation. The mothers of two of the three children, Anna Savelyeva and Irina Kalibabchuk, described the situation in VK posts on May 29.

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Russian Police Seek to Remove Children from Families Over WWII Memorial Incident

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Russian police seek to remove 8-year-old and two classmates from families after they goof off at WWII memorial photo installation

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