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Belgorod students won the interregional military-sports rally

Students of BSTU named after Shukhov became the winners of the military-sports rally “Orlov battle”, which was held between teams from Belgorod, Bryansk, Orel and Smolensk

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Belgorod students won the interregional military-sports rally

Students of BSTU named after Shukhov became the winners of the military-sports rally “Orlov battle”, which was held between teams from Belgorod, Bryansk, Orel and Smolensk. The competition lasted three days.

Participants collected a Kalashnikov assault rifle, threw knives and grenades, evacuated the “wounded”, fired from pneumatics. They also worked out the drop of the training cargo from the quadcopter and took part in master classes and intellectual tournaments.

We will remind, for Belgorod students held a military sports all-around.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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