Day: June 24, 2024
Fire protection team leaders hold training-methodical session – VIDEO
Under the plan of the Defense Minister, training-methodical session was held with the chiefs and inspectors of the fire protection teams of types of troops, Army Corps, formations and military units at the Central Clothing Base of the Main Department of Logistics of the Defense Ministry.
At the training session, the rules for fire protection of warehouses, storage facilities, open storage areas, workshops, garages, parks and other fire-hazardous objects were practiced, as well as the actions that must be taken to prevent the expansion of the fire zone at the time of a fire.
Fire safety measures were explained at the sessions, held to improve the knowledge and skills of fire leaders and staff fire protection teams of as well as fire safety inspectors military units.
The actions of the fire brigade to prevent a simulated fire were monitored after the guard gave the command “Fire in the warehouse!” to the duty officer. The tasks were accomplished to extinguish the fire with a water jet, as well as to evacuate workers poisoned by smoke and provide them with first aid with the involvement of an ambulance team at the scene.
The training-methodical session ended with the study of the implementation of fire prevention measures on the premises of the persons responsible for the fire protection service.
Fire protection team leaders hold training-methodical session – VIDEO
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev expressed his condolences to Vladimir Putin, President of the Russian Federation and Sergey Melikov, Head of the Republic of Dagestan over the deaths of civilians and law enforcement officers as a result of terrorist acts committed in Dagestan, Azernews reports.
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has expressed condolences to President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin over terror attacks in Dagestan, according to Azerbaijan in Focus, reporting Trend.
“Dear Vladimir Vladimirovich,
I am deeply shocked by the news of the deaths of civilians and law enforcement officers as a result of terrorist acts committed in Dagestan.
We strongly condemn these bloody crimes and support the fight against all forms and manifestations of terrorism.
On behalf of the people of Azerbaijan and myself, I extend my sincere condolences to you, the families, and loved ones of the victims, and wish a speedy recovery to all those injured,” the letter reads.
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A terrorist attack in southern Russia’s Dagestan killed at least 15 police officers and several civilians, including an Orthodox priest, Gov. Sergei Melikov said early Monday, according to Azerbaijan in Focus, reporting Daily Sabah.
The armed militants opened fire on two Orthodox churches, a synagogue and a police post in two cities, according to the authorities.
Russia’s National Anti-Terrorist Committee described the attacks in the Muslim-majority region, with a history of armed insurgency, as terrorist acts.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday were declared days of mourning in the region.
Dagestan’s Interior Ministry said a group of armed men shot at a synagogue and a church in the city of Derbent, located on the Caspian Sea.
Both the church and the synagogue caught fire, according to state media. Almost simultaneously, reports appeared about an attack on a church and a traffic police post in the Dagestan capital, Makhachkala.
Authorities announced a counterterrorist operation in the region. The Anti-Terrorist Committee said five gunmen were “eliminated.”
The governor said six “bandits” had been “liquidated.” The conflicting numbers couldn’t be immediately reconciled and it wasn’t clear how many militants were involved in the attacks.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks. The authorities launched a criminal investigation on the charge of a terrorist act.
Russian state news agency TASS cited law enforcement sources as saying that a Dagestani official was detained over his sons’ involvement in the attacks.
Melikov said in the video statement that the situation in the region was under control of the law enforcement and local authorities and vowed that the investigation of the attacks would continue until “all the sleeping cells” of the militants are uncovered.
He claimed, without providing evidence, that the attacks might have been prepared from abroad and referenced what the Kremlin calls “the special military operation” in Ukraine in an apparent attempt to link the attacks to it.
In March, gunmen opened fire on a crowd at a concert hall in suburban Moscow, killing 145 people. An affiliate of the Daesh terrorist group claimed responsibility for the attack, but Russian officials also sought to link Ukraine to the attack without providing any evidence. Kyiv has vehemently denied any involvement.
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