More than 140,000 people attended the exhibition of seized NATO equipment in Kazan

Over 400 people signed a contract to serve in the military during the event

The mobile exhibition of NATO military equipment ended in Kazan. In seven days, over 140,000 people visited it. The highest number of visitors was recorded on Sunday, with 31,411 attending the exhibition.

At the Central Stadium, 14 large-scale exhibits were presented: American, British, German, Turkish, Austrian, Ukrainian equipment, and Japanese military vehicles that were captured in the Donetsk and Avdeyevka areas during the special military operation. Nearby, there were stands with QR codes that, when clicked, displayed a video of when the equipment was struck.

Additionally, 40 units of rocket and artillery weapons were on display at the site. The military staff explained the main tactical and technical features of the vehicles to the visitors.

There was also a recruitment point for military service on contract at the exhibition site. According to the press service of the Central Military District, more than 400 people have signed a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense. Kazan has become the leader in this regard among other cities.

As part of the Letter to a Soldier campaign, residents of Kazan wrote about 1,000 messages that will be sent to the frontline.

The exhibition is moving from the capital of Tatarstan to Ulyanovsk.