Five memorial plaques honoring those killed in the "SVO" were unveiled in the Rostov village of Malchevskaya. Fewer than 4 people live there.
"Today, in the Malchevskoye rural settlement, memorial plaques were unveiled to fellow villagers who heroically died during the Second World War: Sergei Alekseevich Osadchy, Evgeny Aleksandrovich Lyakh, Vyacheslav Alekseevich Krutikov, Kirill Sergeevich Litvinov, and Igor Valerievich Popov."- сообщает local telegram channel.
According to Wikipedia, in 2021 Malchevskoye rural settlement (Millerovsky district of the Rostov region) 3660 people lived there.
At the end of April Maryevskaya school (Khmyzov farm, Millerovsky district), population 629 people) have opened Two memorial plaques honoring graduates who died in the "SVO." There are three such plaques in total at the school.
In the regional center - the city Millerovo (35 thousand people) - there are at least 13 memorial plaques to those who died in the war with Ukraine. On November 29, during the unveiling of a memorial plaque to the participant of the "SVO" Sergei Dmitrichenko, the head of the city administration Alexander Loktev сказал: “It is with bitterness that I have to say that today there are already nine such memorial plaques in the city.”Since then, at least four more have been discovered.
In the photo from the Millerovo Museum, where an exhibition dedicated to the fallen "heroes of the SVO" was opened on April 6, it is seen, that there are more than 25 photos.
Photo: North of the Don