In Chukotka, plaques with the names of fallen soldiers were hung on houses.

In Anadyr, five plaques bearing the names of Russian soldiers killed in the war in Ukraine were unveiled on residential buildings. Regional Governor Vladislav Kuznetsov and children from the cadet class of School No. 1 participated in the unveiling ceremony. 

"Today, we are not only perpetuating the names of Chukotka's heroes—we are preserving their memory for our youth and children," said Kuznetsov. 

Such signs have been installed in Chukotka since 2023. Other regions also have this practice: Makhachkala, village Siberian in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, in Noyabrsk in Yamal. 

At the same time, in recent years, the preservation of memory "for our youth" in Russia has been selective. In several regions, "Last Address" plaques on houses where repressed people lived have disappeared. Following denunciations, the legality of installing "Last Address" plaques has even been questioned. checked prosecutor's office.