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In Ulyanovsk they honored the memory of victims of terrorismtranslated

September 4, 2026 · 1 min read

On September 3, on the Day of Solidarity in the Fight against Terrorism, a requiem meeting and flower-laying at the monument to Hero of Russia Dmitry Razumovsky took place on the main square of Ulyanovsk.

With the blessing of Metropolitan Longin of Simbirsk and Novospassky, the dean of the first Simbirsk urban district, Archpriest Nikolai Arkhangelsky, and the rector of the Church of the Three Hierarchs, Priest John Bereza, took part in the flower-laying ceremony.

Flowers were also laid at the memorial by the governor of the Ulyanovsk region Alexey Russkikh, the chief federal inspector for the Ulyanovsk region Yuri Kulik, heads of territorial bodies of federal structures, legislative and executive bodies of state power, local government, representatives of public organizations, military personnel, veterans, students and teachers of educational organizations.

Those gathered honored the memory of those killed in Beslan in 2004 with a minute of silence.

On the same day, Archpriest Nikolai Arkhangelsky took part in a meeting at the headquarters of public support of the United Russia party with the confidant of the President of the Russian Federation, an expert in the field of supporting defenders of the Fatherland Alexander Lukonin.…

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Aleksandar Stojanović

The memory of Beslan is always difficult. It’s good that Father Nikolai was at the laying of flowers and at the meeting with Lukonin on the same day. A minute of silence was right, especially when the governor, the military, and schoolchildren are nearby.

Ivana Savić

I agree, Aleksandar, a minute of silence is always the hardest, and when children from schools are there, you remember Beslan even more. Father Nikola was really everywhere that day, just like he should. Did you see that there was also a memorial for the victims in our parish?

Mihaela Tudor

Yes, it's good that the meeting with Alexandr Lukonin took place after work. I especially remember the moment with the students and teachers who stood there during the minute of silence - it's like you're seeing the children of Beslan. In our parish, the commemoration was more secluded, but we still prayed for their souls.

Dušan Marković

I agree, Ivana, that minute of silence really falls the hardest when children are mentioned. Father Nikola was everywhere, I also saw him at our place in the afternoon. Were you at that memorial in the parish?