Ukraine live brief: Zelensky removes security chief, top prosecutor; Wagner group key to Russian attacks

Russia is sending teachers to Ukraine to control what students learn: Russia is dangling the prospect of “big money” for hundreds of teachers to go to occupied Ukraine, Robyn Dixon reports from Riga, Latvia. The offer: Give students there a “corrected” education — with Russia’s take on Ukraine’s history — in the coming school year.

Dixon writes: “Moscow is carrying out an intense Russification effort in occupied regions, one that appears designed to quash Ukrainians’ sense of history, nationhood and even their language. Targeting what children learn is a key strategy.”

Brittany Shammas contributed to this report.