
Silents-submarines, who died on July 1, in a fire on a deep-sea apparatus in the Barents Sea, will be buried in St. Petersburg at the Serafimovsky cemetery, next to the crew of the Kursk submarine. This was written by Interfax with reference to the head of the St. Petersburg Club of Submaker Igor Kurdin.
According to Kudrin, the idea of burial submariners near the Kursk crew belongs to the club. They also participate in the coordination of work, he says.
Kudrin says that the author of the Kursk memorial Gennady Paychev is developing a single concept of the monument to submariners so that it compiles a single complex with sculptures in memory of Kursk.
At the same time, Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the posthumous award of the title of Heroes of Russia to four submariners Andrei Voskresensky, Denis Oparin, Konstantin Somov and Dmitry Soloviev. The president awarded the Order of Courage, ten more.
The sailors of the highest ranks who died on the Navy’s submarine served in a classified unit near St. Petersburg
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