The “Garden of Memory” was created in the recreational and cultural park that bears his name. Ullubia Buinaksky in the village of Karabudakhkent, the district press service reported on November 22.
It should be noted that the trees were planted in honor of the soldiers who died during a special military operation. A total of 30 tree seedlings were planted. 11 of them have plaques with the names of heroes who died during the period of the Northern Military Region.
The message states that the event was attended by the head of the Karabudakhkent district, Mahmud Amiraliev, employees of the district administration, representatives of the Ministry of Labor of Dagestan, Forestry of the region, heads of settlements, employees of institutions and service organizations social. , elderly, young people, students, volunteers from the “Primera” movement and also relatives of SVO participants.
The head of the district, addressing those present, said that the residents of the district come to this park. “not only to relax, but also to remember their grandparents and great-grandfathers who fought in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, their parents and children who died in local wars, as well as to fulfill their military and official duties”.
According to Amiraliev, “From now on, the parents, children and spouses of our soldiers who died in the Northern Military Region will be able to come here defending the interests of the Homeland.”.
He pointed out the importance of schoolchildren and young volunteers participating in the creation of the “Garden of Memory.” Amiraliev emphasized that in this way “They are introduced to patriotic and international education, love for their native land and their homeland.”.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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