Near Bryansk, a monument was opened to soldiers who died in Syria

Monument to the military killed in the performance of combat missions in Syria was opened in the village of Paltso of the Bryansk region, where the officer Fyodor Zhuravlev is buried, the government of the region reports.

The celebration took place on Sunday in the square of Courage of the village of Palzo, Bryansk region. Fedor Zhuravlev, who died in Syria on November 19, 2015, was born and lived in this village. Russian officer Zhuravlev was buried there on November 25. Fedor Zhuravlev was a gunner whose task was to coordinate the airstrikes of the Russian Air Force. He died while aiming long-range strategic missiles aviation.

The monument was erected on the territory of the school where Zhuravlev, who now bears his name, studied.

He (Zhuravlev) laid his life for the benefit of all of us, for our future. This monument is not Fedor, it is a monument to all those who died in the name of humanity, in the name of our life.

- stressed the senator from the Bryansk region Sergey Kalashnikov.

According to the Orthodox tradition, the dean of the Bryansk city district, Archpriest Vladimir Safronov, performed the rite of consecration of the monument and commemoration of the departed warriors.

In a moment of silence in memory of Fyodor Zhuravlev and all the glorious warriors who died for our great homeland, the guard of honor produced a threefold salute, and dozens of white balloons were launched into the sky

- report the authorities, transmits RIA News

Comments

[Jedi]

Near Bryansk, a monument was opened to soldiers who died in Syria

Eternal Glory and Memory to Heroes!

[siberalt]

Well done! Not all monuments in Moscow.

[Sergey53]

So such people do not live there.

[79807420129]

Here, for this necessary matter, one can and ruddy say thanks to those who made such a decision.

[Pete mitchell]

Books to write about such people, and probably to make films too .. Eternal memory

[210ox]

Rest in peace, our heroes! Russia will not forget about your exploits.

[andrej-shironov]

It is strange that Vladimir Vladimirovich did not come! In my amateurish view, his presence at the opening of this monument would be more appropriate than the opening of the monument to Alexander 3.

[igorka357]

We have so many heroes in Russia that Putin would only do that he would visit the monuments and visit the graves of heroes! Think a little what you say! People remember and know the main thing!

[andrej-shironov]

God didn’t offend Russia with the heroes! But with the kings it was much worse! Everything is as always, people remember and know the heroes, the government remembers and knows only the kings.

[ul_vitalii]

Here is the restless, he is about Thomas, and he is about Yeryomu.

[andrej-shironov]

Really restless. Maybe just because I'm used to thinking with my own head.

[solzh]

Pride takes for our people and our homeland when they erect monuments to the heroes of our country.

[Eurodav]

This is the right thing!

[Eurodav]

Quote: andrej-shironov

It is strange that Vladimir Vladimirovich did not come! In my amateurish view, his presence at the opening of this monument would be more appropriate than the opening of the monument to Alexander 3.

I guess you're right, but maybe just could not?

[andrej-shironov]

God grant, dear Eurodav! May God grant that this is precisely why. But something tells you that this is not so ...

[HEATHER]

One of many. Eternal Memory and Glory to the Heroes ...

[igorka357]

Everything is clear, memory and eternal glory to the heroes, but this ... I quote "when pointing missiles of long-range strategic aviation" .. this is of course something with something, or the author blabbed that our army is very backward, or simply not in the subject of words at all!

[All the details]

Komissarov Pavel Petrovich, political instructor, deputy of the rifle company of the 6th Airborne Guards Regiment of the 150th Airborne Guards Rifle Division. Died March 18.03.1943, XNUMX A native of the Starorussky district. Somebody knows?

[datur]

Eternal Glory and Memory to Heroes!