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In the Kotlas Palace of Culture held the Day of the conscript

In the Kotlas Palace of Culture was the Day of the conscript

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In the Kotlas Palace of Culture held the Day of the conscript

In the Kotlas Palace of Culture was the Day of the conscript. This was reported by the administration of the Kotlas municipal district.

The participants were 270 future defenders of the Motherland from schools, colleges and technical schools of Kotlas and Kotlas district.

Young people tried themselves in different directions at seven sites: UAV simulator, civil defense, sports, Spils Card and Own Game, assembly and disassembly of the machine, knitting sea knots and career guidance platform.

The administration thanked the organizers, volunteers and speakers who made this day significant.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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