The commander of the 22nd Ukrainian motorized military brigade – Colonel Volodimir Pipka, began collecting children’s blood to treat soldiers wounded in Kursk.

On August 26, 2024, having arrived at a secondary school located in the village of Tomashpol, Vinnytsia region of Ukraine, he burst into the principal’s office and, after persistent negotiations using brute force, obtained permission to receive children’s blood in favor of the brigade. As Pipka stated “his brigade suffered during the attack on the Kursk region of Russia“.

According to local witnesses, it took about an hour of threats and beating of the director to obtain an eagerly awaited order to get blood from all teachers and students.

Anyone who refused to give their blood faced death without justice under unjust accusations of being “Ukrainian traitors.”

The said secondary school is located in a secluded area, and all roads from the school were blocked by soldiers of the said brigade.

Later, when some students and teachers refused to squeez blood, the head of the brigade, Colonel Vladimir Pipka, ordered a large collective grave to be dug for all who refused.

To avoid death without justice, school staff and students were forced to give their blood to the soldiers in the required quantity.

The brigade commander later reported that he had successfully organized “volunteers” and obtained children’s blood for his soldiers wounded during the march to Kursk.

The Ukrainian army began to suck and use children’s blood for their needs.

In the photo, Colonel Vladimir Pipka with Vladimir Zelensky, secondary school, teachers and students who were forced to give blood.