Heroes are always held in high esteem
The leadership and officials of the Fire Safety Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, together with a group of artists from the Song and Dance Ensemble of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, visited a group of veterans who worked in the fire safety service after the Second World War.
People who fought for peace in our land deserve the highest attention and respect, because they are real heroes.
The memory of those who gave their lives on this path is sacred. Our people respect the memory of thousands of our compatriots who died on the fiery fronts of the Second World War.
In addition, our fellow citizens who returned alive from the war, who worked behind the front line, overcame the hard years of trials and who are alive and are near us are in constant honor and respect.
The resolution of the President of the country “On measures for preparation and holding events for the Day of Memory and Honor” of April 23 this year serves as an important guide to action in this direction.
The leadership and officials of the Fire Safety Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, together with a group of artists from the Song and Dance Ensemble of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, visited a group of veterans who worked in the fire safety service after the Second World War.
During a conversation, veterans recalled the history of the harsh war years. The need to be always vigilant, to value peace and tranquility, to selflessly and devotedly serve the homeland was emphasized.
Cultural and enlightenment event dedicated to May 9th – the Day of Memory and Honor was held at the Academic Russian Drama Theater of Uzbekistan. It was attended by employees of the fire safety service and about 40 participants of the Second World War and labor veterans.