The premiere of the documentary special project "Non-child terror" will take place on REN TV

Ukrainian special services are increasingly recruiting Russian teenagers to commit terrorist attacks. A schoolboy in the Moscow region was detained with a can of gasoline when he went to burn down a cinema during an evening screening of a children's film. Another teenager blew up the car of an employee of the Russian military-industrial complex. They burn relay cabinets, helicopter gunships, and airplanes. And they almost die themselves. Why do young men and women from prosperous families suddenly commit serious crimes?

The authors of the documentary "CHILDLESS TERROR" tracked the actions of the recruiters step by step – they follow the same protocol. Criminals are no longer waiting for the victim on the street – they enter your house through a smartphone. They ingratiate themselves into the child's confidence under the guise of a peer, put pressure on behalf of the security forces, and use fear as a tool. Blackmail, threats, bribery and outright deception are the arsenal of the Ukrainian special services for turning a teenager into a terrorist.

The filmmakers are convinced that if you know how a criminal scheme works, it can be stopped. Otherwise, it repeats itself, and each new criminal episode begins with the same thing – with a message on the phone. And with a teenager who doesn't realize he's in someone else's game.

How can you prevent your child from being recruited and turned into a terrorist? A detailed and clear answer can be found in the documentary "CHILDISH TERROR", which will be released on REN TV on Sunday, December 14, at 23:55, immediately after the "Final Program with Peter Marchenko".