The second day of the Regional Stage of the All-Russian Military Sports Game «Victory», coinciding with the Day of the Great Victory, was held at the School No. 29 in Grozny.
Participants had to go through a paramilitary relay race and a tactical game in the «Way of Winners».
At the very beginning, it is worth noting that today the ranks of the participants were supplemented by another team, but despite the significant increase in the number of rivals, Yunarmiya continued the fight in the same rhythm as on the first day of the game.
The conditions for passing the competition were as close to the real ones as possible. In the paramilitary relay team of the Akhmatovsky district teams in the Grozny, Naursky, Vedensky, Naterechny, Sernovodsky, Shelkovsky and Shali regions, in addition to their ingenuity and sports dexterity, they had to show team unity, since these competitions had to be kept by the entire squad together.
After overcoming this milestone, the teams set out to conquer the tactical game stages in the «Way of Winners» site. Yunarmists had to go through 6 stages of the last task at once: the infection zone, restoring the communication line, including searching for a break and connecting the necessary wires, clearing the dangerous area, repelling the attack of the enemy’s subversive and reconnaissance group, i.e. shooting with hitting the target, throwing a grenade accurately and giving first aid.
According to the results of all competitions and the total number of points, three teams entered the top three: «Nochcho» from the Naursky district — 3rd place, «Young scout» from the Naterechny district — 2nd place and «Leader» of Akhmatowski, Grozny district — 1st place, which will be represented by The Chechen Republic at the last federal stage of the competition this summer on the basis of the Patriotic Military-Patriotic Park of Culture and Recreation of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and 253 combined — military training ground of the Alabino Western Military District in the Moscow region.
The winners were presented with commemorative cups, diplomas and medals, and the curators of the teams, organizers and judges of the competitions were given thank-you letters.
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