VIDEO: A kindergarten in Kazakhstan staged the shooting of a student by Soviet soldiers

In one of the kindergartens in Kazakhstan, a performance was staged involving children, depicting a bloodied student being shot by Soviet army soldiers. It is presumed that the performance relates to the events that took place in Almaty on December 17-18, 1986.

According to the official version, protests erupted in the city due to Gorbachev’s decision to dismiss the First Secretary of the Kazakhstan Communist Party, and to appoint Gennady Kolbin in his place. In the footage, children are divided into two camps, with some shouting "Kolbin, go away," while others wave toy rifles, simulating the dispersal of the rally.

It should be noted that such a direction in the educational curriculum in Kazakhstan is not permitted.