Alabuga Polytech students report harsh conditions assembling Shahed drones

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Students at Alabuga Polytech, who have been involved in assembling Shahed attack drones, say they face low wages and excessive overtime, often leaving them with just a couple of hours to sleep. Former students and staff from the college shared their experiences in interviews . According to the students, a typical day was split between classes and work hours. Mornings included the so-called…

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