An operating military unit on Kotlin Island (where Kronstadt is situated).
The first impression is that the unit was abandoned a dozen of years ago…
There are five buildings on the whole territory.
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“Partially abandoned..” ?? How is that? Who would have access/control over it then ?
Amazing. During the cold war, the US would have killed for these photos.
looks like old scrap metal