Nizhny Novgorod honors military heroes in a moving Fatherland tribute
Nizhny Novgorod marked the Day of Heroes of the Fatherland with a ceremonial event at the Komedia Theater. Mayor Yury Shalabayev joined over 400 guests to honour local veterans, servicemembers, and their families. The gathering recognised those for whom service to the country remains a lifelong commitment.
Born in 1976, Mayor Shalabayev addressed the attendees, praising residents involved in the special military operation and their loved ones. He stressed that the day celebrates individuals who embody duty to the Motherland as more than words—it defines their lives.
The event at the Komedia Theater brought together veterans, officials, and families to honour service and sacrifice. Shalabayev’s remarks and personal stories highlighted the enduring significance of the day for Nizhny Novgorod’s military community. The gathering reinforced the city’s respect for those who have served.
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