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Abandoned military hospital in Balaklava, Crimea

Balaklava is a town on the southwestern coast of the Crimean peninsula. Administratively it is a part of Sevastopol city but in fact Balaklava is separated from the rest of Sevastopol by a few kilometers of undeveloped area.

Today Balaklava is a popular Crimean resort. Tourists are attracted by the town with long history and numerous monuments, spectacular cliffs and beaches.

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During the Soviet times Balaklava Bay was the base of the submarines. In the 1990-ies, the base was closed, and a lot of military objects were abandoned like the following military hospital. Let’s hope someday this picturesque place will be used again. Photos by Sergey Anashkevitch.

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