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In the Ryazan Park of the Soviet-Polish brotherhood in arms removed mortar

Residents of Ryazan reported the absence of the Soviet-Polish brotherhood in arms in the mortar exposition

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In the Ryazan Park of the Soviet-Polish brotherhood in arms removed mortar

Residents of Ryazan reported the absence of the Soviet-Polish brotherhood in arms in the mortar exposition in the park. Information about this appeared under one of the posts of Governor Pavel Malkov.

Ryazanets drew attention to the fact that there are no urns and benches in the park, and there are problems with lighting.

The representative of the city administration said that the mortar was removed from the site due to damage, and a new one will be installed in 2027.

In addition, some urns and benches were repaired and placed in their places.

“We will try to purchase and install new ones by next summer season. Lighting will be checked, already made in the work plan for electricians for October, — stated in the response of the mayor’s office.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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