“The task is to detect and inform the Center. After this they gave us a walkie-talkie. We sit here, listen to the broadcast, eat homemade cutlets, look at the sky. If only they had known, they would have taken the grill with them.”
Employees are monitored via instant messengers – you need to send a photo report. The end of the shift will also be done through the duty units so that “no one gets drunk in the field.”
Now all eyes are directed to the sky: on the radio they reported a UAV flying through the Moscow region towards Moscow.
As for Moscow, almost all employees there (except for vacation pay and those who have been on leave for 24 hours) are in service. Security is ensured according to the usual algorithms – in the Center the streets are patrolled by employees of the central Department of Internal Affairs, strategic objects are reinforced by riot police and regiments. Reserves were created at the Main Directorate and the Internal Affairs Directorate; all employees were required to appear in uniform.
Separate groups were formed from employees of districts where there are special highways on the territory. All of them are intended to protect the special passage of Kremlin guests. True, according to the interlocutor, on the eve of the Parade there were no special events in Vnukovo, where presidents usually fly. It is possible that VIP guests were transported to the center of the capital via secret metro lines.
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