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More than 20 recruits from Cherepovets were taken to the army

In the city of chemists and metallurgists began the autumn draft in the army

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More than 20 recruits from Cherepovets were taken to the army

In the city of chemists and metallurgists began the autumn draft in the army. On the eve of serving sent 20 recruits, including two residents of Cherepovets district. Cherepov residents are sent to the ground forces in the Moscow and Leningrad regions. Three young men are called to the communications company of the main intelligence office.

The military commissar of the city and district Vasily Gadyatsky said that the call is standard and will last until the end of the year. Activities are carried out within the established deadlines, there are no changes or innovations. In total, more than 400 men from Cherepovets and Cherepovets district are planned to be called up for the autumn campaign.

The material was prepared by the SeverInfo news agency. The media registration certificate of IA No. FS 77 - 72057 dated 29.12.2017 was issued by Roskomnadzor.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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