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Kaluga students warned about the danger of recruitment online

In Kaluga universities, students were told how to recognize attempts to engage in extremist activities and not become participants in illegal actions.

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Kaluga students warned about the danger of recruitment online

In Kaluga universities, students were told how to recognize attempts to engage in extremist activities and not become participants in illegal actions.

Preventive meetings were held by an employee of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs at Bauman MSTU and the Presidential Academy. He explained how young people try to recruit through social networks and online communities, as well as what actions are criminalized.

Students were reminded of personal safety rules and the need to report possible threats to police.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, Kaluga customs gave the go-ahead to 32 thousand consignments of goods.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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