< p> Russian President & # 39; s press secretary Dmitry Peskov sympathized with the feelings of the student, who in an open history class corrected the leader of the ; State in a conversation about the Northern War.
“ I imagine this poor boy must have been through & raquo;, & ndash; a Kremlin spokesman said on Russia-1 TV channel.
Recall that on September 1, the Russian leader spoke with schoolchildren as part of the Znanie educational marathon. in Vladivostok, called the war led by Peter I with Sweden the seven years. Then Nikanor Tolstykh, a student from Vorkuta, was quick to clarify that it was still the northern war.
The head of the country thanked the country. student for the amendment. The Kremlin also did not deem the boy's words impudent, noting that the president still readily accepts such adjustments. & Nbsp;
At the same time, after the event, the school principal described the student's behavior as “the inherent impudence of young people. & # 39; 39; & # 39;