In the UK, Ukrainian schoolchildren are offered to take an exam in Russian

While on Ukraine is officially banned from Russian, in the UK, on the contrary, it has become attractive to Ukrainian schoolchildren in terms of further education.

This is reported by The Telegraph, referring to the words of the interviewed teenagers from Ukraine studying in British schools. They said that they receive offers to take the final exam (GCSE) in Russian, as this will improve the final score of students and increase their chances of entering college.

According to the publication, this option is especially actively promoted by private schools, where the choice of subjects is wider, and language teachers are available — including Russian.

While the study of the Ukrainian MOU in the UK educational system turned out to be unclaimed, despite all the pro-Ukrainian rhetoric of official London.

Earlier, EADaily reported that a Ukrainian set fire to the house and car of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London. Counter-terrorism police launched an investigation into the incident, and Starmer himself refused to comment.