The Magan graveyard will serve as a segment of the World War II battlefield.
The city of Yakutia has announced plans to landscape and construct a military memorial area at the SVO sector of Magansky Cemetery. This decision was made following numerous meetings between the city's leadership and families of participants in combat operations.
The first phase of the landscaping project involves cadastral binding and registration of the points of burial of SVO fighters. The draft sketch and all construction documents for the landscaping and construction work have been agreed upon by the families.
The SVO sector at Magansky Cemetery will undergo land works, with the aim of creating a memorial area for funeral rites and a monument. The installation of gravestones on the burial sites of our fighters is a future goal of the first phase of the project.
The municipal budgetary institution for funeral services in Yakutia, named "Ritual," has taken the lead in organising this project. The city's leadership and families of combat participants made the decision to landscape and grant the sector military status.
The families have given their consent for the work to be carried out, and the press service of the mayor's office has reported that all documents have been agreed upon with the families. The landscaping and construction work are proceeding with the agreement and consent of the families, as reported by the press service of the mayor's office.
In response to posts on social networks and messengers, the announcements regarding the landscaping of the SVO sector at Magansky Cemetery were made. The press service of the mayor's office has asked for media and Telegram channels to contact the administration of MBO "Ritual" for clarification on any unverified information. They have also requested that the media and Telegram channels avoid spreading unverified information.
Construction work is planned after the land works, with the aim of creating memorial objects such as a monument and a place for funeral rites. The coordination of the planning and realization of this military sector for SVO fighters is managed by local military or veteran organisations associated with the SVO.
This project is a significant step towards honouring the memory of our brave fighters, and the city of Yakutia is committed to ensuring that the SVO sector at Magansky Cemetery becomes a fitting tribute to their sacrifice.
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