Eight-Year-Old Boy Sets Fire To Military Commissariat In Russia

The schoolboy started a “pioneer bonfire” in Vladivostok.

A massive series of arson attacks on commissariat buildings and other military facilities continues in the Russian Federation, and minors have already taken up the cause, reports the Astra Telegram channel.

Thus, according to the resource, a boy, a 3rd grade student, was detained in Vladivostok for setting fire to a military registration and enlistment office, and he was only 8 years old.

The schoolboy decided to start a “pioneer” bonfire by setting fire to a garage on the territory of the military registration and enlistment office.

He did not have time to escape: Russian security forces caught him. It was reported that old furniture was burned in this arson, but no one was injured. However, an administrative report was drawn up against the boy’s mother for “failure to fulfill the duties of raising a minor.”