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In Safonovo from 26 to 31 October will restrict access to the airfield due to training shooting

From 26 to 31 October in the village of Safonovo will be held classes on fire training with live shooting

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In Safonovo from 26 to 31 October will restrict access to the airfield due to training shooting

From 26 to 31 October in the village of Safonovo will be held classes on fire training with live shooting. They will be held at the temporary training ground of the military unit located on the territory of the airfield. This was reported in the administration of Severomorsk.

Shootings are scheduled daily from 8:00 to 24:00.

At this time, the passage and passage to the airfield will be closed. Residents should take into account restrictions in advance when planning routes and not try to enter the closed area.

Earlier, “MK in Murmansk” reported that another 6 days of training shooting will disturb the residents of Safonovo.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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