Memorials in memory of Interior Ministry employees opened in Kamensk-Uralskoye

On the Walk of Fame in Kamensk-Uralskoye, memorial plates with the names of employees of the internal affairs bodies who died in the line of duty were solemnly opened. This was announced in social networks by the head of the city Alexei Gerasimov, who personally took part in the commemorative event.

The initiator of the installation of the plates was the head of the Intermunicipal Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia “Kamensk-Uralsky” Lieutenant Colonel of Police Ivan Karkavin. The city fully supported the proposal. Especially symbolic was the fact that the opening took place on November 8 – the Day of Remembrance of Internal Affairs Officers who died in the line of duty.

In his address, the head of the city stressed that law enforcement officers are daily guarding the safety of citizens, often risking their own lives.

For each resident, a person in the form of a police officer, Regardie, Ministry of Emergency Situations personifies the force of law, state power and reliable protection. When trouble knocks on the house, people first dial the number of the duty unit, because they firmly know that help will come. This trust was won by years of round-the-clock duty, risk to life and loyalty to the oath, said Alexey Gerasimov.

Now the names of the heroes-countrymen are forever inscribed in the chronicle of the city: they took a worthy place on the Walk of Fame next to other defenders of the Fatherland. Participants of the ceremony honored the memory of the victims with a minute of silence.

Special thanks were given to the families and parents of the deceased employees.

“Low bow to the parents and families of the fallen law enforcement officers. We are proud of their feat, and the memory of them will forever remain in our hearts and the annals of the City of Labor Valor.

Earlier, MK-Ural wrote that the project of updating the memorial to victims of political repressions on the 12th kilometer of the Moscow tract will continue in 2026. At the site of the memorial complex, a new bowing cross has already been installed. It is planned to install 6 new steles, which will contain the names of those victims of political repression, which have recently become known to historians.