Russian authorities have engaged children in designing and testing drones for the Ukraine war through competitions originating from video games. The process starts with a game called Berloga, where children learn skills applicable to drone technology. Talented students are subsequently headhunted by defense companies, which are largely under international sanctions. The investigation reveals the extent to which the Russian government integrates patriotic education into direct participation in military efforts, emphasizing the urgency of developing advanced drone technology amid evolving battlefield needs.
Children have been systematically involved in the design and testing of drones for Russia's war in Ukraine through competitions that progress from video games to real projects.
Patriotic and militarized education in Russia is pushing youth toward active participation in the war effort, with students modeling components for drones.
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