In St. Petersburg they want to perpetuate the memory of the dead sailors

In St. Petersburg, they plan to perpetuate the memory of the submariners who lived in the Barents Sea who lived or studied in the city. It is reported by TASS.

The agency does not report that it will be installed in St. Petersburg. The city administration says that these issues will be discussed with relatives of the dead sailors. According to the agency, at least one of the dead lived in St. Petersburg, in the resort area - Denis Dolonsky, who had the title of Hero of Russia .

At the same time, as TASS writes, in the Novgorod region, one of the sailors Nikolai Filin decided to devote a separate section in the museum and ordered a memorial plate. The name of Captain Denis Oparin will be given a school in a military village in the Murmansk region.

According to Fontanka, by the evening of July 4, relatives of St. Petersburg submariners have already decided on the place and time of their burial. According to the publication, the place, date and time of burial will not be officially announced; Only close to the dead will be able to visit the ceremony.

Earlier it became known that 14 dead on a submarine in the Barents Sea served in a classified part near St. Petersburg. This does not mean that they lived in St. Petersburg, as the service implies rotation.