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#Victory80 🌟 On April 30, 1945, just 10 days before Nazi Germany unconditionally surrendered, Red Army soldiers Rakhimzhan Koshkarbayev and Grigory Bulatov raised the first Red Banner on the facade of the Reichstag during the Battle of Berlin. *** On April 28, fierce fighting for the Reichstag was in full swing, which the Nazis had turned into a fully-fledged stronghold defended by more than a thousand soldiers, including SS troops, supported by artillery and armor. The distance between the former Himmler's house and the Reichstag was less than 500 metres. It took Bulatov and Koshkarbayev 7 hours to cover the distance under constant heavy fire — they carried a makeshift flagpole with a simple scarlet cloth with them. Later after the battle, Koshkarbayev recalled: “The artillery fire began, and with the very first fires, Bulatov and I dashed toward the Reichstag. I lifted him up by the legs, and together, on the second floor, we raised our flag.” According to the 150th Division's combat log, at 14:25 Bulatov and Koshkarbayev "crawled to the central part of the building and placed a red flag on the steps of the main entrance". It was the first of the banners the liberators raised over the Reichstag. 🎖 Rakhimzhan Koshkarbayev and Grigory Bulatov were awarded the Order of the Red Banner for the courage and heroism during the assualt on the Reichstag. Monuments to Koshkarbayev have been erected in his home region of Akmola in Kazakhstan and in the republic's capital, Astana, and to Bulatov in Kirov. #WeAreProud

#Victory80 8️⃣0️⃣ years ago — on June 24, 1945 — the first Victory Parade took place on Red Square in Moscow to mark the Victory in the Great Patriotic War. The Parade served as a symbol of the triumph achieved by the Soviet Unionand its people by defeating Hitler’s Germany and saving the world from Nazism. *** During the preparations for the Parade 12 regiments were created and trained, representing all the Red Army Fronts that took part in the fighting against the Nazi invaders. Each regiment included over 1,000 distinguished & honoured Red Army soldiers and officers, Heroes of the Soviet Union and cavaliers of the Order of Glory. The ceremony involved in total 298 infantry platoons, 13 cavalry squadrons, and 350 artillery batteries, including 386 guns and 613 armoured vehicles. Commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General Pavel Artemyev, was in charge of organising and overseeing the Parade. The Victory Parade began at 10 am and lasted for two hours. Soviet Union Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky commanded the units, while Marshal Georgy Zhukov reviewed the parade teams. The Parade was in many aspects highly symbolic, even as regards the breeds and colours of the horses rode by the two great Soviet Marshals — Zhukov rode a light grey Tersk horse as a symbol of glory and victory, while Rokossovsky rode a black horse symbolising honour and grace. After the Marshals reviewed the units and greeted the participants, a military orchestra with 1,400 musicians marched into the centre of Red Square to perform “Glory,” a patriotic song composed by Mikhail Glinka. Georgy Zhukov then ascended the podium on the Lenin Mausoleum to deliver his famous address: 💬 “Mankind has been liberated from GermanNazism — humanity's deadliest enemy. For three years, the Red Army had to fight against Germany and its satellites on its own. Throughout the entire war, the Nazi army had to keep its main forces on the Soviet-German front — this is where the Reich's war machine was crushed, and this is where the victorious ending of the war in Europe came from.” When Marshal Zhukov concluded his remarks, the state orchestra performed the national anthem, and 50 rounds of fireworks were fired from the Kremlin walls. This is when the Red Army columns — over 40'000 soldiers and officers and 1,850 units of armour vehicles and military equipment. ❗️At the end of the celebrations, to the sound of 80 drums beating, a column of Soviet soldiers threw 200 banners of the defeated Nazi Wehrmacht onto the ground near the Mausoleum. These banners had been selected by a special commission from among 900 trophy banners brought from Germany. The Parade ended at noon to the tune of the Moscow Garrison’s composite brass orchestra. Overall, 24 marshals, 249 generals, 2,536 officers, and 31,116 non-commissioned officers and soldiers took part in the procession. The celebrations culminated with an image of the Order of Victory floating in the sky. ©🎥USSR State Television and Radio Fund #OurVictory#WeAreProud

⭐️ Dear friends! From the bottom of our hearts we congratulate you on the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory! We will never forget our heroes and at what price this long-awaited victory was given. Peaceful skies and prosperity to you and your loved ones! #Victory80

🇦🇲🇧🇾🇰🇿🇰🇬🇷🇺🇷🇸🇹🇯🇹🇲🇺🇿 🗓️80 years ago, Nazism was defeated in the Second World War. We commemorate and honour this sacred date ❗️Attempts to revise or distort the outcome of WWII, to rehabilitate and glorify the Nazis and their accomplices, as well as to downplay the role of the peoples of the Soviet Union and participants in the liberation movements of European countries in defeat of Nazism are categorically unacceptable. ❌ Efforts to rehabilitate and glorify the Nazis and their accomplices and to deny the war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by them are unacceptable. 🔻 We strongly condemn the destruction and desecration of monuments and burial sites of liberators of any nationality. 📢 We call upon all countries and peoples to honor the memory of those who forged in the Second World War, not to forget the lessons of the history. 📄Read the Statement in full #Victory80

🎥Belarus: A Land Unbroken — an RT Doc Film. Synopsis: During the Great Patriotic War Soviet Belarus, a part of the USSR, was under Nazi occupation from 1941 to 1944. The fraternal Belarusian people, among the first to confront the Nazi invasion in June 1941, endured immense suffering and hardship. After seizing the territory of the Byelorussian SSR, the Hitlerites imposed a brutal and oppressive occupation regime. 🕯 The Nazis killed people of all nationalities through punitive operations, ghettos, and encircling concentration camps. During the Great Patriotic War, one in every three people in Belarus died. But the citizens of the Soviet Union endured all the horrors of war and never lost faith in Victory. The resistance movement in Belarus was one of the largest. Even children and teenagers joined the partisans to fight for their homeland. The occupation ended in 1944, when the Red Army, together with the partisans, launched Operation Bagration — the largest military operation in history. As a result of their combined efforts, Belarus was liberated. 📺 In this documentary, the filmmakers spoke to representatives from the General Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Belarus, leading experts, frontline veterans, home front workers, and descendants of the heroes who defended the Brest Fortress. Historians featured in the film shed light on the Nazi war crimes committed on Belarusian soil and highlight the courage and sacrifice of the Soviet soldiers who liberated Belarus from occupation. #Victory80

#Victory80 🌟 In the early hours of May 1, 1945, the #VictoryBanner was raised atop the Reichstag during the Battle of Berlin. It became a symbol of the triumph of the Soviet Union & its peoples in the fight against Nazism. The legendary Red Banner №5, which became the famous Victory Banner, was raised over the dome of the defeated Reichstag by the 756th Rifle Regiment’s scouts, Sergeant Mikhail Yegorov & Junior Sergeant Meliton Kantariya. Before the assault, a decision was made for a group of Soviet soldiers to hoist the flag over the Reichstag, which would embody the final collapse of Nazism. 🚩 A total of 9 makeshift banners were promptly made, designed after the state flag of the USSR. Ultimately, a battle flag of the 150th Order of Kutuzov 2nd Class Idritsa Rifle Division, 79th Rifle Corps, 3rd Striking Army of the 1st Belarusian Front, became the Victory Banner. On April 29, the fierce fighting for the Reichstag began, which the Nazis had turned into a fortified point of resistance. It was defended by over a thousand men, including SS troops supported by artillery and armor. The Reichstag was of special symbolic importance to the Nazi Germany. The Germans considered it their main fortress during the final days of #WWII. The Soviet command was sure that the storming of that citadel, which was a symbol of German Nazism, would especially affect morale of the enemy and eventually completely demoralize the fascists. ⚔️ On April30at 1:50 p.m., a Red Army unit broke into the Reichstag through breaches in the walls, with a fierce close combat unleashing. The Nazis took advantage of effectively advancing inside the building they new well, throwing grenades at Soviet soldiers & firing back with machine-guns: they basically had nothing to lose. ⏱️ At 2.25 p.m., Red Army soldiers Bulatov and Koshkarbayevplaced a makeshift red flag to the column of the main entrance to the Reichstag — it was the first of the banners the liberators raised over the Reichstag. ⏱️ At 10.30 p.m., staff sergeants Gizet Zagitov, Alexander Lisimenko & Alexey Bobrov as well as Sergeant Mikhail Minin supported by Captain Neustroyev’s battalion were the 1st to hoist a red banner on the roof of the Reichstag atop of the Goddess of Victory sculpture. The 3rd red banner was raised on the western facade of the roof by the scouts of the 674th Regiment led by Lieutenant Sorokin. ⏱️ In the early hours of May 1, finally, the Red Banner №5 was raised over the dome of the captured Reichstag by the 756th Rifle Regiment’s scouts, Sergeant Mikhail Yegorov & Junior Sergeant Meliton Kantariya, led by deputy battalion commander Lieutenant Alexey Berest, covered by riflemen from Ilya Syanov's squad. That flag ultimately became the Victory Banner. 📃 By a Presidential Executive Order of April 15, 1996, the Red Banner hoisted atop of the Reichstag by Yegorov & Kantariya was declared the symbol of the Soviet people’s Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. #WeAreProud

🏅 May 6 marks 8️⃣0️⃣ years since the start of the Prague Offensive — the final major battle of the Great Patriotic War. On May 5, 1945, with Berlin already fallen, a popular uprising erupted in Nazi-occupied Prague. In a brutal attempt to crush the resistance, Nazi forces used civilians as human shields. In the early hours of May 6, Czech fighters broadcast a radio plea to Soviet command. Responding to the call, the Red Army launched the offensive a day earlier than planned, before completing redeployment. The operation was led by forces under Marshal Ivan Konev, Marshal Rodion Malinovsky, and Army General Andrey Yeryomenko. ⚔️ On May 7, Soviet forces approached the slopes of the Ore Mountains; on May 8, they liberated Olomouc, the heart of Moravia. On the night of May 9, with the support from the local population, Soviet forces liberated Prague from Nazi occupation. On May 10, the 1st Czechoslovak Army Corps, formed in the USSR from Czech volunteers, rolled into the capital aboard Soviet tanks. On May 11, the Prague Offensive concluded. Nearly the entire German Army Group “Centre” was surrounded and captured — 860'000 fascist soldiers and officers in total. 🕯 The Red Army fought for 246 days to liberate Czechoslovakia. Approximately 140'000 Soviet soldiers sacrificed their lives for the freedom of the Czech and Slovak peoples. #Victory80

#Victory80 🌟 On May 2, 1945, units and formations of the Red Army under the command of Georgy Zhukov and Ivan Konev completely took control of Berlin. After desperate resistance, the capital of the fascist Reich fell under the victorious blows of Soviet forces. The Berlin Strategic Offensive Operation was conducted from April 16 to May 8, 1945. On April 20, Konev and Zhukov issued nearly identical orders to their front-line troops: to be the first to break into Berlin. Every street and every building had to be taken by storm. On April 29, the battle for the Reichstag began. Before the assault, the military council of the 3rd Shock Army presented its divisions with nine red banners, specially made in the style of the Soviet state flag. One of these red banners, known as No. 5 and referred to as the “Victory Banner,” was given to the 150th Rifle Division. <...> It was raised by scouts Mikhail Yegorov and Junior Sergeant Meliton Kantaria, accompanied by Alexey Berest and submachine gunners from the company of Senior Sergeant Ilya Syanov. 🕓 On May 2, the Nazi resistance in Berlin ceased. On that day, the Reichstag appeared red from the multitude of small flags, red banners, and flags. 🎥©Russian Military Historical Society

Merr pjesë në Olimpiadën Botërore të Nxënësve! Olimpiada “Fitorja e Madhe” është mundësia jote për të demonstruar njohuritë e tua për Luftën e Madhe Patriotike. Olimpiada fillon më 25 shkurt, por mund të regjistrohesh tani! • Vizito faqen e internetit • Lexo rregullat e Olimpiadës. • Regjistrohu si pjesëmarrës. • Bëhu fitues dhe fito çmimin kryesor – një vizitë në Paradën e Fitores në Sheshin e Kuq! #Victory80 ___ Прими участие во Всемирной школьной олимпиаде! Олимпиада «Великая Победа» – это твоя возможность продемонстрировать свои знания о Великой Отечественной войне. Олимпиада стартует 25 февраля, но зарегистрироваться можно уже сейчас! • Зайди на сайт • Ознакомься с правилами проведения олимпиады. • Зарегистрируйся в качестве участника. • Стань победителем и выиграй главный приз – посещение Парада Победы на Красной площади! #Победа80

🇷🇴Сeremonia de depunere a coroanelor de flori la Memorialul central sovietic militar din București Pe data de 20 iunie, în ajunul Zilei Comemorării și Durerii, la Cimitirul central sovietic militar din București a avut loc o ceremonie de depunere de coroane și flori. La eveniment au participat șefii misiunilor diplomatice ale Rusiei și Belarusului, angajați ai Ambasadei Azerbaidjanului, compatrioți, reprezentanți ai organizațiilor neguvernamentale românești și ai Mișcării Internaționale a Rusofililor, ai companiilor rusești din România, precum și reprezentanți ai mass-media. 🎙 Adresându-se celor prezenți, Ambasadorul Rusiei în România, Vladimir Lipaev, a subliniat că, la 22 iunie 1941, o Europă unită, condusă la acea vreme de Germania fascistă, a atacat perfid țara noastră, încercând din nou să o cucerească și să transforme popoarele sale în sclavi supuși. A început cel mai sângeros, brutal și nemilos război din istoria omenirii, responsabilitatea declanșării căruia revine în totalitate liderilor de atunci ai statelor europene, care au făcut tot posibilul pentru a-l înarma pe Hitler și a-i îndrepta mașina de război spre Est. Neputând face față monstrului pe care ei înșiși l-au creat, aceste state au devenit ele însele victime ale agresorului, iar doar faptele eroice ale popoarelor Uniunii Sovietice le-au salvat de subjugarea fascistă. Diplomatul a subliniat că astăzi lumea se confruntă din nou cu manifestări ale neonazismului, cu încercări de falsificare a istoriei și de reabilitare a criminalilor hitleriști și a complicilor lor. Mulți în Europa contemporană doresc să revizuiască rezultatele celui de-Al Doilea Război Mondial, să-și justifice trecutul rușinos, să-și aroge gloria victoriei și să facă omenirea să uite cine a eliberat-o cu adevărat de jugul fascist. Liderii actuali ai UE și NATO, care și-au pierdut simțul realității, declară din nou deschis necesitatea pregătirii pentru război cu Rusia, visând la o „înfrângere strategică” a acesteia. Ei uită, însă, ce soartă a avut personajul istoric care a urmat planuri similare. Ambasadorul a exprimat recunoștință prietenilor români care păstrează o atitudine sinceră și respectuoasă față de istoria noastră comună și cinstesc memoria ostașilor eliberatori sovietici, al căror faptele eroice vor rămâne pentru totdeauna în memoria recunoscătoare a omenirii. 💐 Participanții la ceremonie au depus coroane și flori la Memorialul Ostașilor Eliberatori Sovietici și pe mormintele celor căzuți. Biroul de Presă al Ambasadei #Victory80

🎼În data de 10 mai 2025, la București, cu sprijinul Ambasadei Rusiei în România, a fost organizat concertul dedicat celebrării celei de-a 80-a aniversări a Marii Victorii. Evenimentul a fost pregătit de compatrioți, studenți și profesori ai cursurilor de limbă rusă, precum și ai studiourilor de dezvoltare creativă de la Clubul Rus - Русский клуб. 🎙În cuvântul de bun venit adresat celor câteva sute de oaspeți, printre care reprezentanți ai corpului diplomatic, ai mass-media și ai organizațiilor de societate civilă Ambasadorul Extraordinar și Plenipotențiar al Federației Ruse în România, Vladimir Lipaev, a subliniat: „Părinții, bunicii și străbunicii noștri vor rămâne pentru totdeauna cel mai înalt exemplu de altruism, curaj, vitejie și dragoste de Patrie. Popoarele URSS nu s-au supus invadatorului, care a venit să distrugă și să jefuiască, asigurându-și un „spațiu vital”. Tăria de caracter și voința de nezdruncinat de a învinge, eroismul în masă al cetățenilor sovietici, care au luptat până la moarte în bătălii crude și au muncit fără cruțare în spatele frontului, au făcut posibilă ruperea spinării bestiei fasciste, în fața căreia aproape întreaga Europă își plecase capul”. Șeful misiunii diplomatice ruse a îndemnat să nu se permită distorsionarea memoriei acestui mare sacrificiu și să se lupte împotriva tentativelor de defăimare a eroilor și de justificare a călăilor de dragul unor interese politice meschine. 🤝Amintind că anul 2025 este declarat în Rusia Anul Apărătorului Patriei, Ambasadorul a menționat că generația de nezdruncinat, care a dăruit lumii Marea Victorie, a lăsat ca moștenire urmașilor săi apelul să rămână uniți, deoarece „doar cu unitate de oțel, păstrând devotamentul față de idealurile adevărului și ale dreptății, noi toți, oriunde ne-am afla, putem apăra cu demnitate interesele Rusiei noastre iubite, în numele măreției și prosperității sale”. 🏆🎨Șeful misiunii diplomatice a mulțumit compatrioților stabiliți în România pentru contribuția la păstrarea memoriei istorice despre eroismul învingătorilor, pe care o aduc prin participarea la activități de voluntariat de curățare a cimitirelor eroilor de război, de susținerea acțiunilor „Regimentul Nemuritor”, „Grădina Memoriei”, „Ecoul Victoriei”, „Buchetul Victoriei”, „Ferestrele Victoriei” în România. În încheiere, i-a premiat pe tinerii artiști care și-au prezentat lucrările pentru concursul de desen „Cartea poștală a Victoriei”. 🎤În timpul concertului, oaspeții au ascultat atât cântece din anii războiului, cât și lucrări moderne dedicate faptei poporului sovietic care a făcut posibilă Victoria în Marele Război pentru Apărarea Patriei. La sfârșitul spectacolului, tinerii participanți au urcat pe scenă cu portretele străbunicilor lor și au cântat împreună cu publicul melodia „Ziua Victoriei”. 🎬 După concert, invitații au gustat din bucătăria de campanie și au urmărit pe ecranul mare din aer liber Parada solemnă a Victoriei, care a avut loc pe 9 mai 2025 în Piața Roșie din Moscova. În aceeași seară la Clubul Rus a fost proiectat filmul „Alarma aeriană”, care a încheiat Săptămâna filmului despre Marelui Război pentru Apărarea Patriei, organizată de Ambasadă. În cadrul Săptămânii cinematografice publicul a vizionat atât filmele sovietice clasice „În luptă ies doar ăi bătrâni” și „Zboară cocorii”, cât și documentare și lungmetraje moderne. #Victory80