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A new military-patriotic club، named in honor of Major General Wali Elamanov، has officially opened its doors in Oral، Kazakhstan. This initiative aims to provide young individuals with new opportunities to pursue a path of service to their country.

The establishment of the club was supported by veterans of the Afghan War and received backing from local authorities and the military-technical school. It represents a significant step in fostering patriotism and military readiness among the youth.

Training for Aspiring Defenders

Currently، the club is home to 28 teenagers aged 14 to 16. These young cadets are undergoing rigorous training in various military disciplines. Their curriculum includes applied combat training، the fundamentals of hand-to-hand combat، and the intricacies of parachute sports. Instructors are dedicated to making the learning process engaging and captivating.

Free Education and Patriotic Values

Marlen Imangaliyev، the chairman of the Afghan War Veterans Union، highlighted the club's commitment to accessible education. "The children receive free education،" he stated. "They train for two hours on Tuesdays، Wednesdays، and Thursdays، from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. We don't interfere with their regular studies؛ they can participate in additional competitions and join our events in their free time."

The club's program also emphasizes patriotic education. Young participants delve into history and study the biographies of notable officers. The club bears the name of Major General Wali Elamanov، a distinguished native of the West Kazakhstan region and a key figure in the development of the Armed Forces of Kazakhstan. This naming is a tribute to a respected local hero and a nod to the region's history.

Bridging Generations for a Stronger Future

Kairat Elamanov، son of Major General Wali Elamanov، expressed his deep satisfaction with the initiative. "We are very pleased that this club is preparing the younger generation، instilling in them the spirit of a paratrooper، patriotism، and love for the Motherland،" he shared. "These were the principles my father lived by، so today is a great celebration for us."

Organizers believe that working with teenagers helps build trust in the army and that fostering a connection between generations will ensure a future worthy of the nation's heroic past.

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