The headmaster of the school in Vorkuta called the student’s remark, who pointed out a mistake to Putin during an open lesson in history, impudent.

The director of the school Ryabtseva, in an interview with the publication “Rise”, said that the boy decided on this because of the impudence that is inherent in young people.

“Probably, this is a combination of youth, when there is still a lack of communication with people occupying a position in society, and healthy ambitions that allowed Nikanor to achieve the established results. My age would no longer allow me to act this way in dealing with the president. And in his youth … Well, probably some kind of arrogance. Our boy is, of course, a star, good – that’s for sure. He takes an active civic position. But modesty should be in order not to correct, including Vladimir Vladimirovich, but we begin to understand this over the years, ”said the director.

Peter I declared war on Sweden on August 30, 1700, after which he set out on a campaign to Narva. The Seven Years’ War took place after the death of the emperor. The largest military conflict of the 17th century lasted from 1756 to 1763, all the largest European powers of that time took part in the hostilities.