Как девушек из Центральной Азии вербуют для сборки дронов в российской "Алабуге"

Russia began recruiting Kyrgyz women to work in drone production in Alabuga through a special program for girls. These advertisements reached educational institutions in Kyrgyzstan, but some were later removed. An Azattyk correspondent, posing as a participant, contacted the organizers and attempted to learn more about the program. 0:00 "Alabuga" invites girls from Central Asia to produce drones for the war in Ukraine 01:36 Azattyk journalists talk with a mediator from Kyrgyzstan about working conditions in Tatarstan 02:58 Video from the Telegram channel "Alabuga Start" about working as a cleaner and the lack of internet in a dormitory 03:49 The story of the mother of an underage girl about the methods of sending children as intermediaries 04:33 Distribution of leaflets with slogans about assembling military drones among schoolchildren in Astana 05:07 Report by the American foundation and the investigation by the "Protocol" project on the recruitment of girls to assemble "Shaheds" 05:28 UK sanctions against participants in the "Alabuga Start" program 06:15 Statements by "Alabuga" about agreements with Kyrgyz government agencies and the Ministry of Education's refutation of accreditation 06:39 The position of neutrality of the countries of Central Asia and Statistics on contracts between regional citizens and the Russian Ministry of Defense