Inside rotting research centre for Russian Armed Forces abandoned for a decade
dailystar.co.ukurban explorer has exposed the inside of an abandoned research building that was once used by the Russian Armed Forces. Nekolesnik posted a series of images on Instagram that showed rotting walls and strange graffiti left in the dilapidated former Centre of Missile Forces and Artillery, which closed in 2011.
The stairs are covered in paint from peeling along the walls and windows have been collapsed into the tower. Describing his visit, the St.
Petersburg explorer wrote: "This is what the research centre of missile forces and artillery of the Russian armed forces, abandoned since 2011, looks like now."The building in the style of 'Stalinist neoclassicism' (but at the same time, built in 1954) was put up for sale for demolition for 268 million rubles (£1.85 million)."Back in 2014, I tried to get into it, but something went wrong.
Now, with @alexdoomer, I managed to get to the coveted turret on the roof."The view is not the same as it was 10 years ago - everything was built up around, and inside there is nothing to look at except for graffiti."The images were shared on Instagram last week with many fans sharing their praise for the interesting find as one user said: "My great-grandfather was there on duty, as I understand it, the building will soon be gone."Another wrote: "It's easier to destroy than to save...
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