Russian female students are being urged to join UAV troops
Russian female students are being urged to join UAV troops
During a closed meeting for female students at the Krasnoyarsk College of Radio Electronics and Information Technologies, they were urged to join UAV troops. This was reported by Groza.
"Ages 18 to 34, the girls must have no criminal record, and the girls must not have children, because of course they are all women, and that means raising children, bringing them up, giving birth," the outlet quotes as the criteria for becoming operators that were presented to the girls.
When one of the students asked whether she could leave if she was not interested, the organizer replied: "Girls, I understand you perfectly well, this information is complicated and ambiguous, but everyone has their own choice."
Groza says similar recruitment campaigning was conducted at at least eight Russian universities and colleges. Besides KKRIT, the list includes the Siberian Industrial University, Voenmekh, Samara State University, Yaroslavl State University, ITMO, Siberian Federal University, and the Krasnoyarsk College of Industrial Technologies and Entrepreneurship.
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Drone Recruitment With a Gender Filter
Female students were pitched UAV troops in closed meetings with a list of conditions.
Choice was offered after the filtering.