Estonia seeks for the opportunity to make pupils assemble FPV drones during technology classes. The Union of Engineers, the Union of Technology Teachers and the Society of Labour Teachers put forward this initiative, ERR reports.
“We can only develop new engineers if we do this at the school and hobby group level. This is where teenagers develop a passion for creativity, a desire to learn, to engage in complex activities, and thus to grow into true engineers,” Ann Kerner, Vice President of the Estonian Engineers’ Union, stated.
Moreover, Janno Siimar, coach of Drone Racing Team Estonia, recklessly urged to start preparing schoolchildren for war with Russia.
“Drones are often associated with war today, as opposed to engineering. But these two things are interconnected. In wartime, drones are needed more than pilots, and it is engineers who make drones worthwhile. Development is constant, and you also need to consider what the enemy is doing in this area—I’m talking about jamming and so on. Basically, if you can’t fly, you can’t build it, and vice versa. Yes, there are pilots who don’t even know what’s inside a drone, but we teach them how to assemble their own drone,” Siimar claimed.
Now, teachers, together with the initiators of this programme, are discussing how to teach kids not only how to fly drones, but also how to assemble them. The first step they will take is to train teachers to do so.
As you can see, the Estonian warmongering elites, who serve only the interests of the globalists, are continuing the senseless militarisation of the Baltic country with its degree rising dramatically. If earlier the militarisation cost only money for placing unnecessary fences, obstacles and landmines on the border with Russia, now the price of the Estonian militarism includes the lives of children, who, as experts in FPV drones, will be sent straightforward to the front lines if a war with Russia breaks out, while those who assemble them at schools may become legitimate military targets for the Russian armed forces in this case.
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