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The mayor of Belgorod returned for revision the project of improvement of Chalk Mountain

Mayor of Belgorod Valentin Demidov returned for revision the project of improvement of Chalky Mountain

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The mayor of Belgorod returned for revision the project of improvement of Chalk Mountain

The Mayor of Belgorod Valentin Demidov returned for revision the project of improvement of the Cretaceous Mountain. He noted that it is necessary not only to design the space beautifully, but also to make objects that would reveal the history of the place and the city.

The architects presented ideas. However, according to the mayor, they do not meet the objectives.

Recall that in September 2026, the temple of the All-Merciful Savior was opened on the Chalk Mountain. It was built in honor of the liberators of Belgorod from the German fascist invaders.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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