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Training shootings in the seaport of Sochi will last until midnight on November 10

In the waters of the seaport of Sochi on November 10 planned training shooting

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Training shootings in the seaport of Sochi will last until midnight on November 10

In the waters of the Sea Port of Sochi on November 10, training shootings are planned. The military will practice practical actions from 09:00 to 24:00.

As reported in the ICU “Unified duty and dispatch service of the city of Sochi”, the events will be held in the waters of the seaport as part of military training.

Residents and guests of the resort were warned of possible loud noises and asked to remain calm.

The city service stressed that such exercises are aimed at ensuring security.

Earlier it was reported that the heating season started at the resort.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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