The atmosphere of Victory Day celebrations over Fascism in Russia

The atmosphere of celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Victory over Fascism has filled all of Russia and especially the capital Moscow in recent days.

The May 1 International Labor Day holiday and the four-day weekend have made Russia filled with a festive atmosphere celebrating Victory Day before the historic May 9th.

Flags, flowers, and silk ribbons symbolizing "Victory" filled the streets.

Triumphal Arch on Victory Avenue in the colors of the Great Holiday

Flowers and wreaths with words of gratitude were placed in large numbers beside the eternal flame in memory of the heroic martyrs.

In particular, Victory Square, the place associated with the great event of this Day exactly 70 years ago, is still the place that attracts the most tourists and people to visit and recall the marks of history. The tanks that have been through the battle, the cannons are now souvenirs of a time of devastating war.

In Moscow alone, there will be about 2,200 events, of which 200 will be held at the city level. And across the entire territory of Russia, this event will reach tens of thousands. One of the most notable events will be the reception and meeting of veterans of the Great Patriotic War who will come to Moscow from the regions of the Russian Federation, the CIS countries and abroad.

Grandmother and grandchild walk together in a peaceful setting with the Victory flag.

Many concerts, seminars, lectures, exhibitions, and film screenings with content related to the Patriotic War were also organized by many organizations, associations, and even professional units to once again remind today's generations of the glorious past of their ancestors.

The general rehearsal for the Military Parade and the final work to complete important works for the biggest celebration on Victory Day, May 9, are being urgently carried out.

Young soldier Alexey, currently serving in the Moscow Capital Guard Regiment, confided: “I feel very proud and grateful to those who fought for freedom and sacrificed themselves so that we can have a peaceful life today. They are truly great people who became heroes who fought bravely and became the victors in this war. As the next generation, we will have to learn a lot from them to continue to protect our Fatherland and become people who love our country.”

Young soldiers today always remember the tradition of their fathers and grandfathers 70 years ago.

Russian TV channels are filled with information about the atmosphere of Victory Day celebrations in all regions. That atmosphere and pride are contributing to creating a strong impression and becoming a message of peace for all Russian people and peace-loving people around the world.

According to Vov.vn