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In Krasnoye opened a border outpost and post “Bukharino”

In the village of Krasny, the opening ceremony of the border outpost of the Border Department of the FSB of Russia in the Smolensk region and the border post “Bukharino” in the Krasninsky district took place

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In Krasnoye opened a border outpost and post “Bukharino”

In the village of Krasny, the opening ceremony of the border outpost of the Border Department of the FSB of Russia in the Smolensk region and the border post “Bukharino” in the Krasninsky district took place.

Metropolitan Isidore of Smolensk and Dorogobuga consecrated the buildings and premises of border facilities. The ceremony was also attended by Governor Vasily Anokhin, Head of the Border Department Alexander Kaigorodov, employees of the department and representatives of law enforcement agencies.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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