The history textbook will tell about the murder of SBU Dugina and the attempt on Prilepin

Information about the terrorist attacks organized by Kiev in Russia was included in the updated edition of the history textbook for 11th grades. This is evidenced by the text of the manual, prepared under the editorship of Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Medinsky and MGIMO Rector Anatoly Torkunov, which was reviewed by TASS on July 3.

The textbook mentions the murders of journalists Daria Dugina and Maxim Fomin, known under the pseudonym Vladlen Tatarsky. The text also includes information about the assassination attempt on the writer Zakhar Prilepin.

"As a result of the terrorist attacks, journalists Daria Dugina and Maxim Fomin were killed. Tatarsky), writer Zakhar Prilepin was seriously injured," the text says.

The authors of the training manual stressed that attempts to destabilize society and intimidate Russian citizens will not achieve their goal.

Earlier, on July 2, it was reported that information about a terrorist attack in the Crocus City shopping center and an attempt to break through units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) The Kursk Nuclear Power Plant was included in the new edition of the history textbook for the 11th grade.