in the Hall of the Warrior Glory in tribute to all those who died defending the city from 1942 to 1943. The second is located at The Square of the Fallen Fighters on the monument of those who died defending in the Civil and Great Patriotic War Kursk has two eternal flames. One is located at the war memorial and the other close to the Triumphal Arch. Saratov has two eternal flames: in the Theatre Square and in the Victory Park Tambov Novokuznetsk has an eternal flame at the Heroes Boulevard Tolyatti, at the Obelisk of Glory, lit in 1978 Samara, at the Obelisk of Glory Tver has an obelisk and an eternal flame nearby, located on Ploschad Pobedy near the confluence of the rivers T'maka and Volga, to honor the Soviet soldiers who fought against Nazi Germany in the Great Patriotic War (:ru:Великая Отечественная война) Yekaterinburg, on Kommunarov Square, where dead soldiers were buried in a common grave in 1919. An eternal flame was lit at the site in 1959. Omsk, an eternal fire was lit in 1967 on Memorial Square, in honour of fallen soldiers in World War II. Severodvinsk Ufa has two eternal flames. The first was lit in 1980 in Victory Park, honouring Alexander Matrosov and Minnigali Gubaidullin. The second was lit in 1967, honouring soldiers, who fell fighting for the Soviet Union. Salavat, opened in 1981. Honors Salavat citizens, who died during the Great Patriotic War. Arkhangelsk, in honor of fallen Northerners in 1941–1945 Sterlitamak Biysk Bryansk Kovrov Kolchugino, located on Lenin Square Kaspyisk Mahachkala Kaliningrad Petrozavodsk Anapa Sochi Novy Urengoy Sergiyev Posad Vologda Tula Oryol, an eternal fire was lit in 1967 on Tankman's Square. Inozemtsevo Serbia Belgrade, the Eternal Flame in the Park of Friendship in Ušće, in memory of the military and civilian victims of the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia Spain Barcelona, Catalonia, at the Fossar de les Moreres (adjacent to the Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar), honouring the Catalans buried there, who died defending Barcelona from those loyal to Philip V on the siege of 1714. The torch with the eternal flame was inaugurated in 2001. Madrid, at the Plaza de la Lealtad. The Monumento a los Caídos por España honours all those who have died fighting for Spain. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mayor of Madrid inaugurated on 15 May another eternal flame at Plaza de Cibeles, in memory