A burial ceremony for Red Army soldiers was held at the Șerpeni Bridgehead Memorial Complex with the participation of the international patriotic movement Victory 9/45.
Eighty-two years later, 16 nameless heroes who fell in the spring and summer of 1944 during the liberation of Moldova from German-Romanian forces received their military and Orthodox honors.
Their remains were discovered in the summer of 2025 during field expeditions by the Russian Historical and Patriotic Club and the August search detachment. No identification tags or documents were found with them, and sadly, it was not possible to establish the soldiers’ names.
Representatives of the legislative and executive authorities, diplomats from the Embassy of the Russian Federation, members of veterans’ organizations, and young people came to pay their final respects.
Beneath the proudly waving Banners of Victory and to the strains of the State Anthem of the USSR, the unknown soldiers were laid to eternal rest at the military cemetery of the Șerpeni Bridgehead Memorial Complex.
Eighty-two years later, 16 nameless heroes who fell in the spring and summer of 1944 during the liberation of Moldova from German-Romanian forces received their military and Orthodox honors.
Their remains were discovered in the summer of 2025 during field expeditions by the Russian Historical and Patriotic Club and the August search detachment. No identification tags or documents were found with them, and sadly, it was not possible to establish the soldiers’ names.
Representatives of the legislative and executive authorities, diplomats from the Embassy of the Russian Federation, members of veterans’ organizations, and young people came to pay their final respects.
Beneath the proudly waving Banners of Victory and to the strains of the State Anthem of the USSR, the unknown soldiers were laid to eternal rest at the military cemetery of the Șerpeni Bridgehead Memorial Complex.