In Syktyvkar, officials demanded children be removed from their families because they played on a May 9 installation

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In Syktyvkar, officials demanded that children be removed from their families because they played on an installation for May 9

The parents of two boys born in 2017 said lawsuits had been filed against them seeking to remove the children from their families. The reason was that the children had played on a cube installation for Victory Day, and afterward it turned out that one cube was broken.

At the same time, police claim that one of the children, who had previously been caught stealing, is going to be sent to a center for juvenile offenders.

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“Mom, will they put me in jail?”

Syktyvkar police demanded that three schoolchildren be removed from their families because they played on a Victory Day installation. This was reported by the mothers of two of the children, Anna Savelyeva and Irina Kalibabchuk, in VKontakte posts on May 29.

One Broken Cube, Full State Response

After a game on the installation, parents got lawsuits to take their children.

The cube mattered more than the family.