Teenagers in North Ossetia began receiving proposals to carry out terrorist attacks

After the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall, many schoolchildren in the Russian Federation began to receive anonymous messages in instant messengers with offers to commit terrorist acts for large sums of money. In particular, such cases have been recorded in North Ossetia, noted the Minister of Education of the Republic, Ella Alibekova.

According to her, schoolchildren are being asked to mine shopping centers and other buildings. When they refuse, they are threatened. Many show the messages to parents, who then contact the police.

Earlier, one of those accused of attacking Crocus City Hall said that he received instructions from a stranger on Telegram. He was promised 500 thousand rubles for a successful campaign.

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