Udora District unites 269 participants in historic Victory Dictation event
269 Participants Take Part in Victory Dictation in Udora District
Local authorities reported that district officials, including the head of administration, Ivan Kuznetsov, joined the patriotic event honoring the heroism of the Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945.
Three public venues were set up across Udora District for all interested participants: the district administration building, the A.E. Vaneyev Central Library, and the Udora Youth Center in Usogorsk.
Additionally, closed-site participants included students and staff from Usogorsk, Mezhdurechensk, Vazhgort, Glot, Ydzhva, Blagoevsk (named after Hero of Russia A.A. Vlasenkov), and Koslan schools, as well as the Udora branch of the State Professional Educational Institution "SPT" and a restricted-access venue—the 20th Fire and Rescue Unit of the 1st Fire and Rescue Division under the Main Directorate of the EMERCOM of Russia for the Republic of Komi.
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