'Orcas Hunt These Bears' — Putin Says Children Should Learn the 'Food Chain' to Understand Russia's War
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RUSSIAN President Vladimir Putin has used a new analogy for war, comparing it to orcas hunting polar bears. He said children should be taught about the 'food chain' to understand war.
Vladimir Putin resorted to a new analogy to explain Russia's war against Ukraine. During a meeting with students and teachers in Moscow, the Kremlin leader spoke about polar bear attackers and said that this "food chain should be understood by children to see" what kind of world we live in and why Russia is carrying out "special military operation," according to Kyiv Independent.
Vladimir Putin drew a parallel between the war in Ukraine and the laws of wildlife, saying that children need to explain "the world we live in".
'Orcas hunt these bears' — Putin says children should learn the 'food chain' to understand Russia's war
"Yes, that's the food chain. Children should be taught about this, so that they understand what kind of world we live in and why we are conducting the special military operation," Vladimir Putin said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested using the metaphor of the food chains existing at the North Pole and the habits of the killer whales to explain in schools why Moscow invaded Ukraine. (ANSA)
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