Yampolskaya said that pizza "should not be present" in Russian schools, and offered to bring back the "Russian table" Putin's adviser in the Russian Federation, Elena Yampolskaya, spoke out against pizza in school canteens, saying that it is "harmful food for children." "Pizza is definitely not a food that should be present in educational institutions, because it is not healthy for a child. It is one thing when a child celebrates it with the permission of his parents or celebrates something; The presence of such a thing in the school cafeteria is quite another. I am very surprised that we have such a thing," Yampolskaya said. Referring to the possible replacement of pizza with kulebyaka, she noted that it is difficult to change anything with direct bans. However, in her opinion, the state educational institutions should share the state's policy, including when it comes to "returning what is theirs". "The heritage is enormous, including excellent Russian cuisine and a magnificent Russian table. Let's at least give our kids the chance to try it," she added. Earlier Z activist Vitaly Borodin spoke demanding to ban pizza in schools and universities. He called it "soft power in a cardboard box" because of the "unfriendly" nature of Italy.