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Village of Vyatikka in Karelia want to be renamed into Svyatika

In Karelia, in Lahdenpokh district, the authorities took the initiative to change the name of the village of Vyatikkya

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Village of Vyatikka in Karelia want to be renamed into Svyatika

In Karelia, in Lahdenpokh district, the authorities took the initiative to change the name of the village of Vyatikka. Local authorities plan to consider the possibility of assigning him a new name - Saint. As it became known from the message of the public “Lahdenpohya – Forever!”, the discussion of this issue is scheduled for November 10, and will be held within the walls of the district administration.

It is assumed that this renaming will return the village to its original, historical name.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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