Council Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1055 of 11 May 2026 implementing Regulation (EU) No 269/2014 concerning restrictive measures in respect of actions undermining or threatening the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine
Date: 2026-05-11
Institutions: Council of the European Union
Subjects: EU restrictive measure, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian issue, Ukraine, economic sanctions, international sanctions, legal person, natural person, territorial dispute, territorial law








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11.5.2026







            COUNCIL IMPLEMENTING REGULATION (EU) 2026/1055
         
of 11 May 2026
         
implementing Regulation (EU) No 269/2014 concerning restrictive measures in respect of actions undermining or threatening the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine


THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,


Having regard to Council Regulation (EU) No 269/2014 of 17 March 2014 concerning restrictive measures in respect of actions undermining or threatening the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine (1), and in particular Article 14(1) thereof,


Having regard to the proposal from the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy,

Whereas:







(1)


On 17 March 2014, the Council adopted Regulation (EU) No 269/2014.












(2)


In its conclusions of 19 December 2024, the European Council reiterated its resolute condemnation of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, which constitutes a manifest violation of the Charter of the United Nations, and reaffirmed its continued support for Ukraine’s independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognised borders. The European Council stated that efforts to further limit Russia’s ability to wage war must continue. It also expressed the Union’s readiness to step up pressure on Russia, including by adopting further sanctions.












(3)


In view of Russia’s continued war of aggression against Ukraine, and in particular its systematic unlawful deportation and forcible transfer of Ukrainian children to the Russian Federation and within temporary occupied territories, as well as their forced adoption and re-education, which constitute grave breaches of international law and a violation of the fundamental rights of the child with the aim to erase Ukrainian identity and undermine the preservation of its future generations, the Council considers it necessary to adopt further restrictive measures.












(4)


The Council considers that 16 persons and 7 entities responsible for actions undermining or threatening the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine should be added to the list of persons, entities and bodies subject to restrictive measures set out in Annex I to regulation (EU) No 269/2014.












(5)


Regulation (EU) No 269/2014 should therefore be amended accordingly,





HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION:



Article 1
Annex I to Regulation (EU) No 269/2014 is amended in accordance with the Annex to this Regulation.


Article 2
This Regulation shall enter into force on the date of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union.




This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable in all Member States.
Done at Brussels, 11 May 2026.


For the Council


The President

K. KALLAS
            





(1)  
            OJ L 78, 17.3.2014, p. 6, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2014/269/oj.




ANNEX
The following persons and entities are added to the list of natural and legal persons, entities and bodies set out in Annex I to Regulation (EU) No 269/2014:

Persons











 


Name


Identifying information


Reasons


Date of listing




‘2032.


Lilya Valerievna SHVETSOVA
Russian: Лилия Валерьевна ШВЕЦОВА


Function: Head of the camp “Red Carnation” (a.k.a Krasnaya Gvozdika) in occupied Berdyansk
D.O.B: 11.7.1984
Gender: female
Address: Zaporizhia region, g. Melitopol, ul. Grizodubova 48, k. 28


Lilya Shvetsova is the Head of the camp “Red Carnation”, a branch of the International Children’s Centre “Artek”, a federal state budgetary educational institution operating within the public education system of the Russian Federation in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea.
In her role as Head of Camp, Lilya Shvetsova oversees the functioning and programming of the camp, including activities aimed at shaping the political and ideological views of children present at the facility, including Ukrainian children. The camp’s programme includes educational and training activities promoting pro-Russian narratives, patriotic messaging, and elements of military-patriotic instruction.
Therefore, Lilya Shvetsova is supporting and implementing actions and policies contributing to the deportation, forced transfer, forced assimilation, including indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2033.


Elena Vasilievna ROMANOVSKAYA
Russian: Елена Васильевна РОМАНОВСКАЯ


Function: Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea – Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Republic of Crimea, and a member of the Federal Organising Committee of “Artek”
DOB: 5.3.1966
POB: Bakhchisarai district, Crimean region
Nationality: Russian and Ukrainian
Gender: female
TIN: 910221857002


Elena Romanovskaya is the Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the so-called Republic of Crimea and “Minister of Labor and Social Protection” of the so-called Republic of Crimea, appointed by the Russian occupation authorities, and is a member of the Federal Organising Committee of the International Children’s Centre “Artek”, a federal state budgetary educational institution operating within the public education system of the Russian Federation in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea.
In this capacity, she frequently participates in events at Artek, ensuring the implementation of educational and social programmes for youth. She also acts as a liaison between the occupation administration of Crimea and federal-level children’s institutions, including overseeing the distribution of places for children to attend Artek and other camps.
Therefore, Elena Romanovskaya is implementing actions and policies contributing to the forced assimilation, including indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2034.


Andrey Pavlovich SABINOV
Russian: Андрей Павлович САБИНОВ


Function: Deputy of the “Regional Duma”, who oversees the “Warrior” centre (a.k.a Voin Centre) in Kherson. This centre positions itself as a “centre for military-sports training and patriotic education of youth.”
DOB: 17.4.1975
Nationality: Russian
Gender: male


Andrey Sabinov is a Deputy of the so-called “Regional Duma” in the temporarily occupied Kherson region, appointed under the Russian occupation administration, and the head of the “Warrior” centre branch in Kherson. The Warrior centre is a Russian state-led youth organisation established in the Russian Federation to promote patriotic and military education among young people. It involves cadet-style military instruction, weapons and tactical training. It operates with the support of the President of the Russian Federation, who instructed the Warrior centre to work in close cooperation with participants in Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine.
Andrey Sabinov supervises and promotes programmes aimed at the ideological and paramilitary training of minors, including activities combining physical training with pro-Russian patriotic messaging.
Therefore, Andrey Sabinov is supporting and implementing actions and policies contributing to the forced assimilation, including indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2035.


Aleksandra Aleksandrovna BONDAREVA
Russian: Александра Александровна БОНДАРЕВА


Function: Ombudsman for Children’s Rights in Astrakhan Oblast
DOB: 4.8.1968
POB: Astrakhan, RSFSR, USSR
Nationality: Russian
Gender: female
TIN: 301702698650


Aleksandra Bondareva is the Ombudsman for Children’s Rights in the Astrakhan Oblast of the Russian Federation, responsible for overseeing the welfare of minors within the region.
In her official capacity, Bondareva has been involved in the reception and placement of Ukrainian children forcibly transferred from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine into Russian families. She coordinates with regional authorities and guardianship bodies to process these transfers.
Therefore, Aleksandra Bondareva is supporting and implementing actions and policies that contribute to the deportation and the forced transfer of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2036.


Alevtina Vasilievna ANDREEVA
Russian: Алевтина Васильевна АНДРЕЕВА


Function: Commissioner for Children’s Rights in the Murmansk Region
DOB: 6.3.1983
POB: Republic of Karelia RSFSR, USSR
Nationality: Russian
Gender: female
Address: Lenina Avenue 75, Murmansk 183006


Alevtina Andreeva is the Commissioner for Children’s Rights in the Murmansk Region of the Russian Federation and is responsible for overseeing regional policies and institutions concerning minors.
In this capacity, she supports and coordinates the reception, placement, education and “integration” of children, including minors transferred from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, through cooperation with regional authorities, educational institutions and guardianship bodies. She facilitates and endorses programmes promoting ideological re-education, pro-Russian patriotism, Russian language and narratives aligned with Russian state policy, thereby contributing to the erosion of Ukrainian national identity.
Therefore, Alevtina Andreeva is supporting and implementing actions and policies involving the deportation or forced transfer, and forced assimilation, including indoctrination of Ukrainian minors from occupied territories of Ukraine.


11.5.2026




2037.


Alina Sergeevna NIKISHAEVA
Russian: Алина Сергеевна НИКИШАЕВА


Function: Head of the Simferopol military-patriotic club “Battalion Forpost”
Deputy commander of the 147th Guards Simferopol self-propelled artillery regiment of the Russian Armed Forces (military unit 73966)
Member of the United Russia party
D.O.B: 21.11.2001
Nationality: Russian and Ukrainian
Gender: female


Alina Nikishaeva is the Head of the Simferopol military-patriotic club “Battalion Forpost,” operating in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea under Russian state-supported youth and patriotic education initiatives. The club promotes pro-Russian patriotism and militarised values among children and adolescents, contributing to the ideological indoctrination of minors, including those from occupied territories of Ukraine.
In this capacity, Alina Nikishaeva oversees activities providing military-patriotic training and ideological education to minors, aligned with Russian state narratives and values. The club participates in projects with Yunarmia (the Russian Youth Army), further embedding Russian state-directed youth programs.
Therefore, Alina Nikishaeva is supporting and implementing actions and policies that contribute to the forced assimilation, including indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors


11.5.2026




2038.


Igor Valerievich ZHURAVLEV
Russian: Игорь Валерьевич ЖУРАВЛЁВ


Function: Director of the All-Russian Children’s Centre “Smena”
DOB: 1972
POB: Krasnozavodsk, Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR), USSR
Nationality: Russian
Gender: Male


Igor Zhuravlev is the Director of the All-Russian Children’s Centre “Smena”, a facility linked to the Russian Ministry of Education.
In his capacity as Director, Igor Zhuravlev manages the “Smena” centre, which hosts Ukrainian minors transferred from occupied territories. The “Smena” centre is part of a state-coordinated network implementing programmes that assimilate Ukrainian children and expose them to ideological indoctrination, and militarised education in line with Russian state policies.
By directing and overseeing the activities of the All-Russian Children’s Centre “Smena”, Igor Zhuravlev is supporting and implementing actions and policies involving the deportation or forced transfer, forced assimilation, including indoctrination, indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors from occupied territories of Ukraine.


11.5.2026




2039.


Andranik Sarkisovich GASPARYAN
Russian: Андраник Саркисович ГАСПАРЯН


Function: Commander of the Centre for Military and Patriotic Training and Education of Youth “Warrior”; Colonel in the Russian Armed Forces
DOB: 11.9.1983
POB: Leninakan, Armenian SSR, Soviet Union (now Gyumri, Armenia)
Nationality: Russian
Gender: male


Andranik Gasparyan is a senior Russian military officer and currently serves as Commander of the Centre for Military and Patriotic Training and Education of Youth “Warrior” and as deputy to the head of the “Warrior” centre’s supervisory board. The Warrior Centre is a Russian state-led youth organisation established in the Russian Federation to promote patriotic and military education among young people. It involves cadet-style military instruction, weapons and tactical training. It operates with the support of the President of the Russian Federation, who instructed the Warrior Centre to work in close cooperation with participants in Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. The Warrior Centre also conducts activities in the illegally occupied territories of Ukraine, through local branches. Ukrainian minors from occupied territories are reportedly subject to militarised education and cadet training.
Therefore, Andranik Gasparyan is implementing actions and policies contributing to the deportation, forced transfer, forced assimilation, including indoctrination or militarised education of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2040.


Igor VOROBYOV
Russian: Игорь ВОРОБЬЕВ


Function: Head of the Volgograd regional branch of the Centre for Military and Patriotic Training and Education of Youth “Warrior”, a Russian state-linked organisation
Former officer of the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Russian Federation
Veteran of the Russian Armed Forces’ operations in Ukraine (volunteer participant in the “special military operation”)
Former Lieutenant Colonel of the internal service
Nationality: Russian
Gender: male


Igor Vorobyov is Head of the Volgograd local branch of the Centre for Military and Patriotic Training and Education of Youth “Warrior”. The Warrior Centre is a Russian state-led youth organisation established in the Russian Federation to foster patriotic and military education among young people. It involves cadet-style military instruction, weapons and tactical training. It operates with the support of the President of the Russian Federation who instructed the Warrior Centre to work in close cooperation with participants in Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. The Warrior Centre also conducts activities in the illegally occupied territories of Ukraine, through local branches.
Therefore, Igor Vorobyov is supporting and implementing actions and policies contributing to the deportation, forced transfer, forced assimilation, including the indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2041.


Egor Andreevich LOGUNOV
Russian: Егор Андреевич ЛОГУНОВ


Function: So-called “Minister of Youth Policy” of the so-called Ministry of Youth Policy of the Zaporizhzhia Region, established by the Russian occupation authorities in the temporarily occupied territory (TOT) of Ukraine
DOB: 1988
Nationality: Russian
Gender: male
Address: Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia Region, Interkulturnaya Street 2/2


Egor Logunov is the Minister of Youth Policy of the so-called Ministry of Youth Policy of the Zaporizhzhia Region established by Russian occupation authorities in the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine (TOT of Zaporizhzhia Region).
In his official capacity, Logunov oversees the implementation of youth policy in the TOT of Zaporizhzhia Region, targeting Ukrainian children and youth with programmes that promote Russian patriotic indoctrination, ideological Russification, and preparation for service to the Russian state. These activities form part of a systematic effort to erode Ukrainian identity among young people in the occupied territory. Under his leadership, the ministry organises and supports events, projects, and initiatives involving Russian military personnel, including “Dialogues with Heroes” and other military-patriotic education programmes, and participates in sending children to Russian-controlled events and programmes designed to inculcate loyalty to the Russian Federation.
Therefore, Egor Logunov is supporting and implementing actions and policies contributing to the forced assimilation, including the indoctrination and militarised education, of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2042.


Marina Yuryevna SLONCHENKO
Russian: Марина Юрьевна СЛОНЧЕНКО


Function: Head of the so-called “Youth Affairs Department of the City of Sevastopol”
DOB: 31.3.1991
POB: Sevastopol, Ukraine
Nationality: Russian and Ukrainian
Gender: female
Address: Lenin Street, Building 2, 299011, Sevastopol, Ukraine


Marina Slonchenko is the head of the so-called “Youth Affairs Department of the City of Sevastopol,” an occupation executive authority established under Russian control in the temporarily occupied territory of Sevastopol.
In this capacity, she exercises authority over youth policy and related social programmes implemented under the auspices of the occupation administration.
As head of the Youth Affairs Department, Marina Slonchenko directs and supports programmes and activities that promote Russian patriotic and ideological narratives among children and young people in the temporarily occupied territory, including patriotic education, cultural campaigns, and youth mobilisation initiatives. She encourages and facilitates the involvement of youth in occupation-aligned events supporting the Russian “Special Military Operation”, including volunteer-style activities such as creating camouflage nets and medical supplies for Russian forces, and disseminating propaganda projects such as documentary segments glorifying Russian military efforts.
Through her leadership and execution of youth policy in Sevastopol, Marina Slonchenko is supporting and implementing actions and policies contributing to the deportation, forced transfer, forced assimilation, including indoctrination or militarised education of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2043.


Natalya Dadadzhonovna SHEVCHUK
Russian: Наталья Дададжоновна ШЕВЧУК


Function: Director of the Regional Branch of the All-Russian Public-State Organisation “DOSAAF” of the city of Sevastopol
Director of the Autonomous Non-Commercial Professional Educational Organisation “Driving School of the Regional Branch of the All-Russian Public-State Organisation ‘DOSAAF’ of the city of Sevastopol”
Director of the Autonomous Non-Commercial Organisation of Additional Professional Education “Sevastopol Aviation and Sports club of the All-Russian public-state organisation ‘DOSAAF’”
Director of the ANCPO “City Sports and Technical Club of the Regional Branch of the All-Russian Public-State Organisation ‘DOSAAF’ of the city of Sevastopol”
Director of the ANO APE “Maritime Innovation Centre of the Regional Branch of the All-Russian Public-State Organisation ‘DOSAAF’ of the city of Sevastopol”
Nationality: Ukrainian
Gender: female
TIN: 920250977251


Natalya Shevchuk is the head of several military-patriotic clubs and organisations operating in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea under Russian occupation authorities.
In this capacity, Natalya Shevchuk facilitates the re-education, ideological indoctrination, and militarisation of children under the guise of “rehabilitation, recreation, and education”, including programmes presented as humanitarian or peacebuilding initiatives. She promotes narratives portraying the Russian Federation as a “peacekeeping” and humanitarian actor, while disseminating pro-Russian ideology and undermining Ukrainian national identity among minors in occupied territory.
Therefore, Natalya Shevchuk is supporting and implementing policies contributing to the indoctrination and militarised education of Ukrainian minors from occupied territories of Ukraine.


11.5.2026




2044.


Evgeniya Alexandrovna GRICHENKOVA
Russian: Евгения Александровна ГРИЧЕНКОВА


Function: Head of the camp “Korsun” (part of Artek)
Nationality: Russian
Gender: female


Evgenia Grichenkova is the Head of camp “Korsun”, a branch of the International Children’s Centre “Artek”, a federal state budgetary educational institution operating within the framework of the Russian Federation’s public education system in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea.
In her capacity as Head of camp “Korsun”, Evgenia Grichenkova directs and oversees the activities of the camp, which hosts Ukrainian minors transferred from occupied territories of Ukraine. Camp “Korsun” forms part of the International Children’s Centre “Artek”, which is integrated into a state-coordinated system implementing programmes aimed at ideological indoctrination and Russification of children in line with Russian state policies.
Therefore, Evgenia Grichenkova is supporting and implementing actions and policies contributing to the deportation, forced transfer, and forced assimilation, including indoctrination, of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2045.


Dmitriy Evgenievich SHEVCHENKO
a.k.a Dmitry Evgenievich SHEVCHENKO
Russian: Дмитрий Евгеньевич ШЕВЧЕНКО


Function: Director of the Warrior (“Voin”) Centre
Former Deputy Minister of Education and Science in Luhansk People’s Republic
DOB: 20.2.1984
POB: Astrakhan region (Former RSFSR (now Russia))
Nationality: Russian
Gender: male
Address: 346780, Rostov Region, Azov, Petrovsky Boulevard, 21/99
Tax Identification Number: 2502069338


Dmitriy Shevchenko is the Director of the “Warrior” (“Voin”) Centre and a former Deputy Minister of Education and Science of the so-called Luhansk People’s Republic. The “Warrior” centre is a state-led youth organisation established in the Russian Federation to promote patriotic and military education among young people. Under his leadership, a branch of the centre was opened in April 2025 in Luhansk, where it provides large-scale military-patriotic training to children and young people, including firearms handling and drone operation. The centre operates in cooperation with the Russian Ministry of Education and implements additional youth programmes such as “Time of Young Heroes.”.
Dmitriy Shevchenko supervises and promotes programmes aimed at the ideological and paramilitary training of minors. More than 5 000  schoolchildren and students have taken part in these activities, which combine physical and military training with pro-Russian patriotic messaging.
Therefore, Dmitriy Shevchenko is supporting and implementing actions and policies contributing to the indoctrination and militarised education of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




2046.


Aleksey Sergeevich ZINCHENKO
Alexey Sergeevich ZINCHENKO
Russian: Алексей Сергеевич ЗИНЧЕНКО
Ukrainian: Олексій Сергійович ЗIНЧЕНКО


Function: Head of the so-called State Committee for Youth Policy of the Republic of Crimea (since July 2022)
Member of United Russia Party
DOB: 24.2.1995
POB: Simferopol
Nationality: Ukrainian, Russian
Gender: male
Individual Tax Number: 910225574502


Aleksey Zinchenko is since July 2022 the Chairman of the State Committee for Youth Policy of the Republic of Crimea. By virtue of his function he plays an important role in indoctrination and militarisation of education in Crimea. He is one of the key figures forming the Russian policy towards young Crimeans. He is also a head of regional projects “We are together” and “Russia – country of opportunities”.
He repeatedly promoted and co-organised events focusing on instillation of “proper citizen position” and patriotism within the Crimean youth. He has been organising “patriotic excursions” between Crimea and the other Ukrainian territories occupied by Russia and events related to promotion of Russian narratives. He has been actively supporting activities organised by the Movement of the First and approved a number of projects linked to patriotic and military activities. Under his leadership, the State Committee for Youth Policy is encouraging young Crimeans to join the Russian army, and Aleksey Zinchenko himself on his personal social network accounts praises Russian soldiers and the army.
Therefore, Aleksey Zinchenko supports and implements actions or policies contributing to the forced assimilation, including indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors. He is also supporting or implementing actions or policies which undermine or threaten the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine.


11.5.2026




2047.


Anastasia Pavlovna AKKURATOVA
Russian: Анастасия Павловна АККУРАТОВА


Function: Deputy Director of the Department of State Policy in the Field of Children’s Rights Protection of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation
Director of the Federal State Budgetary Institution “Centre for the Protection of Children’s Rights and Interests”
DOB: 21.5.1978
Nationality: Russian
Gender: female
Individual Tax Number: 621403768879
Phone number: +79142704363


Anastasia Akkuratova is Deputy Director of the Department of State Policy in the Field of Children’s Rights Protection of the Ministry of Education of Russia. The Department oversees state policy on guardianship and the protection of orphans, including managing the federal databank of children without parental care and coordinating with regional authorities.
Anastasia Akkuratova participates in meetings and administrative processes to adapt guardianship and registration procedures to legalise the adoption by Russian families and relocation to Russia of Ukrainian minors. Anastasia Akkuratova is involved in coordinating documentation and managing lists of abducted Ukrainian children relocated to Russia, and their inclusion in the Russian state orphan database and placement with Russian families. Russian authorities have reclassified many deported Ukrainian children as orphans, fast-tracked their adoption or altered identity records.
Therefore, Anastasia Akkuratova is implementing actions and policies contributing to the deportation and forced transfer of Ukrainian minors.


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Name


Identifying information


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Date of listing




‘688.


All Russian Children’s Centre “Smena”
a.k.a All-Russian Children’s Centre “Change”
a.k.a
Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution All Russian Children’s Centre “Smena”
Russian: Всероссийский детский центр “Смена”
a.k.a
ФГБОУ ВДЦ “Смена”


Address: Russia, 353407, Krasnodar Krai, Anapa Municipality, Sukko village, Territory of VDC “Smena”, building 1
Type of entity: Federal State Budget Educational Institution
Place of registration: Russia
Date of registration: 1.6.1985


All Russian Children’s Centre “Smena” is a facility linked to the Russian Ministry of Education, which hosts Ukrainian minors forcibly transferred from occupied territories, where they are subject to ideological indoctrination, “Russification”, and militarised-style education.
The “Smena” centre forms part of a state-coordinated network implementing programmes that assimilate Ukrainian children and expose them to ideological indoctrination, and militarised education in line with Russian state policies.
By hosting and operating these activities, the “Smena” centre is supporting and implementing actions and policies contributing to the deportation, forced transfer, forced assimilation, including indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




689.


Avangard Military Camp
a.k.a Avangard Military-Patriotic Training Centre
Rusian: Военно-патриотический центр “Авангард”


Address: Volgograd Oblast, Russian Federation
Type of entity: State-linked military-patriotic training facility for minors
Place of registration: Russia


Avangard Military Camp is a facility linked to the authorities of the Russian Federation which hosts Ukrainian minors transferred from occupied territories of Ukraine. These children are placed in environments where they are exposed to programmes aligned with Russian state policies, including political indoctrination and activities consistent with militarised and cadet-style education frameworks, such as military training and discipline.
Therefore, Avangard Military Camp is materially supporting and implementing actions and policies contributing to the deportation, forced transfer, and forced assimilation, including indoctrination, of Ukrainian minors from occupied territories of Ukraine.


11.5.2026




690.


Regional Branch of DOSAAF Russia in the City of Sevastopol
Russian: Региональное отделение ДОСААФ России г. Севастополя


Address: 15 General Ostryakov Avenue, Sevastopol, 299029, Russia / temporarily occupied Crimea
(Russian: д. 15, проспект Генерала Острякова, 299029, г. Севастополь)
Type of entity: State-linked military-patriotic training facility for minors
Place of registration: Sevastopol, Crimea
TIN: 9204010042
Registration number: 1149204019843


The DOSAAF Centre in Sevastopol operates several military-patriotic clubs, educational initiatives, and youth organisations in the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine. The centre was directly created and is supported by the President of the Russian Federation.
The DOSAAF Centre is responsible for the re-education, ideological indoctrination and militarisation of children through, inter alia, education programmes disseminating pro-Russian ideology and undermining Ukrainian national identity and through the organisation of military-patriotic and technical-military training, including unmanned aerial vehicle and pre-conscription programmes to prepare youth in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea for future service in the armed forces and affiliated structures of the Russian Federation.
Therefore, the DOSAAF Centre is implementing actions and policies contributing to the forced assimilation, including indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors from occupied territories of Ukraine.


11.5.2026




691.


Military-Patriotic Club “Patriot”
a.k.a
Autonomous Non-Commercial Organisation Military-Patriotic Club “Patriot”
a.k.a
Ano Military-Patriotic Club “Patriot”


Address: 297408, Ukraine, temporarily occupied territory of the Republic of Crimea, Yevpatoria, street Vilna, 9
Type of entity: State-linked military-patriotic training facility for minors
Place of registration: Russia
TIN: 9110021761
Registration number: 1179102030326


The Military-Patriotic Club “Patriot” is an entity operating in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea and within the framework of Russian state-supported military-patriotic education initiatives.
Under the guise of humanitarian and peacebuilding programmes, the organisation conducts the re-education, ideological indoctrination, and militarisation of minors, disseminating narratives portraying the Russian Federation as a “peacekeeping” and humanitarian actor and undermining Ukrainian national identity.
Therefore, the Military-Patriotic Club “Patriot” is supporting and implementing policies contributing to the forced assimilation, including indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors from occupied territories of Ukraine.


11.5.2026




692.


Federal State Public Educational Institution “Nakhimov Naval School of the Order of Honor of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation”
Nakhimov Naval School
NVMU
Russian: Федеральное государственное казённое общеобразовательное учреждение “Нахимовское военно-морское ордена Почёта училище Министерства обороны Российской Федерации”
a.k.a Нахимовское военно-морское училище
a.k.a НВМУ


Address: 197046, Russian Federation, St. Petersburg, Petrogradskaya Embankment, 2-4
Type of entity: Federal State Public Educational Institution
Place of registration: Russian Federation
Date of registration: 11.6.1996
Registration number: 1037828008206
Principal place of business: Russian Federation
Website: https://nvmu.mil.ru/

Email: nvmu@mil.ru

Tel. +7 (812) 232-64-10
Fax +7 (812) 232-64-10
INN/TIN: 7813054936
KPP: 781301001


The Nakhimov Naval School (NVMU), founded and operated by the Russian Federation through its Ministry of Defense, is a military-educational school that prepares minors for military service.
The NVMU’s branches in Sevastopol and Mariupol closely coordinate activities with Russian military units and integrate and recruit Ukrainian minors into military-oriented programs, fostering loyalty to Russia. In the Sevastopol and Mariupol branches of the NVMU, Ukrainian children undergo Russian-language instruction, military drills, weapon training, and ideological indoctrination, experiencing exposure to Russian military culture and participating in events glorifying Russian military actions.
Therefore, Nakhimov Naval School is implementing actions and policies contributing to the forced assimilation, including indoctrination, or militarised education of Ukrainian minors.


11.5.2026




693.


Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution All-Russian Children’s Centre “Orlyonok”
a.k.a
All-Russian Children’s Centre “Orlyonok”
a.k.a
Russian: Всероссийский детский центр “Орлёнок”
a.k.a
Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение «Всероссийский детский центр “Орлёнок”
ФГБОУ ВДЦ “Орлёнок”


Address: 352842, Russian Federation, Krasnodar Region, Tuapse
Type of entity: Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution
Place of registration: Russian Federation
Date of registration: 7.7.2000
BIN/OGRN: 1022304917095
Principal place of business: Russian Federation
Website: https://center-orlyonok.ru; https://orlyonok.ru

Email: orlyonok@orlyonok.ru

Tel. +7 86167 91 2 37
Fax +7 86167 92 7 08
INN/TIN: 2355004390
KPP: 236501001


The All-Russian Children’s Centre “Orlyonok” is a federal educational institution founded by the Government of the Russian Federation and Russia’s Ministry of Education.
Orlyonok coordinates programmes with occupation authorities and Russian federal agencies to host minors from occupied Ukrainian regions. These programs help to consolidate control over occupied regions and promote Russian state narratives. Orlyonok hosts military-patriotic education activities and meetings with combatants, emphasising duty, service, and alignment with Russian state values.
Therefore, All-Russian Children’s Centre “Orlyonok” is implementing actions and policies contributing to the forced assimilation, including indoctrination, of Ukrainian minors.


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Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution All-Russian Children’s Centre “Scarlet Sails”
a.k.a
All-Russian Children’s Centre “Scarlet Sails”
a.k.a
All-Russian Children’s Centre “Alye Parusa”
Russian: Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение «Всероссийский детский центр “Алые паруса”
a.k.a
Всероссийский детский центр “Алые паруса”


Address: 297408, Ukraine, so-called Republic of Crimea, Yevpatoria, Lenin Ave., 23/26
Type of entity: Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution
Place of registration: Ukraine
Date of registration: 1.12.2014
BIN/OGRN: 1149102101774
Principal place of business: Ukraine
Website: https://ap-evp.ru

Email: endo@ap-evp.ru

Tel. +7 (978) 170-20-72
INN/TIN: 9110005664
KPP: 911001001


The All-Russian Children’s Centre “Scarlet Sails” is a federal state educational institution under Russia’s Ministry of Education, located in occupied Crimea.
The Centre’s programs are organised in coordination with occupation authorities and Russian federal bodies. Ukrainian children are subjected to pro-Russian indoctrination, including patriotic events, ideological education, and military-oriented activities.
Therefore, All-Russian Children’s Centre “Scarlet Sails” is implementing actions and policies contributing to the forced assimilation, including indoctrination, of Ukrainian minors.


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