Russia Offering Tours of ‘Sites of Military Glory’ in Donetsk and Kursk
Officials are weighing routes through underground command posts and defensive sites, with plans to showcase locations where North Korean troops were stationed, Khinshtein said.
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Kursk Governor Alexander Khinshtein said that the regional authorities are working with the army to identify possible tourist routes through areas related to combat operations, according to The Moscow Times, reports Kyiv Post.
Russia’s Kursk region promotes wartime tourism despite ongoing shelling and shortages
Authorities in Russia’s Kursk region are planning to open tourist routes for both Russian and foreign visitors through battle sites and underground command centers, even as the area continues to endure regular shelling and faces widespread shortages of fuel, water, and electricity. Part of the Kursk region spent nearly nine months under the control of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but officials now say they are working on creating wartime tourism…
Kursk Oblast authorities are considering creating tourist routes leading through battlefields and military facilities used during the war with Ukraine, writes The Moscow Times. The idea was announced by the region's governor, Alexander Khinshtein.
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