Sobyanin: Moscow Played Key Role in WWII Victory

Sergey Sobyanin spoke about the role of Moscow in the victory in World War II.

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Sergey Sobyanin spoke about Moscow's role in the victory in World War II.
850,000 Moscow residents went to the front, which was every fifth resident of the city.
Nearly 400,000 Moscow residents did not return from the war.
Moscow's industry produced approximately 3.5 million machine guns, 3,745 Katyusha rocket launchers, 16,000 aircraft, 85,000 mortars, and over 34 million mines and shells.
Every eighth Soviet aircraft and every tenth shell or mine fired at the enemy were produced in Moscow.
At least 600,000 soldiers and commanders were treated in Moscow's military hospitals.
Sobyanin stated that this historical experience remains important today.

Sobyanin mentioned that Moscow is strengthening support for high-tech industries and that the Moscow Industrial Support Fund and Entrepreneurship Support Fund are key tools for industrial development. — ntv
On September 1, a photo exhibition titled 'With Prayer in the Heart: Clergy in the War Years' opened at the Museum of Victory, featuring around 50 unique photographs of Russian Orthodox priests during the war. — vm