Unknown objects were found on Lenin Street in the Novotitarovskaya stanitsa of the Dinskoy district.
According to reports, police cordoned off one block of the street from both sides. It is noted that objects resembling combat grenades were discovered near a children’s goods store, right on the sidewalk.
The press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Krasnodar Krai reported that police and National Guard officers immediately arrived at the scene where the suspicious unattended items were found.
The findings were sent for examination, and an investigation into the incident is underway, the press service added.
Lenin Street
Lenin Street is a common name for central thoroughfares found in many cities across former Soviet republics and Eastern Bloc countries, originally named in honor of Vladimir Lenin, the founding leader of the Soviet Union. These streets were typically established or renamed during the Soviet era as symbols of state ideology and often remain major commercial and administrative hubs today. Following the dissolution of the USSR, some have been renamed, while others retain the name as a historical reference to the 20th-century period of Soviet influence.
