🌳 Kuzminki-Lyublino Natural-Historical Park

The territory of "Kuzminki-Lyublino" comprises two historical parks: Lyublinsky Park and Kuzminsky Forest Park.

Lyublino Park is situated around Lyublinsky Pond and consists of two sections divided by Krasnodon Street. The park houses the historic Lyublino Estate.

Kuzminsky Forest Park is one of Moscow’s largest green areas. The Churilikha River flows through it, featuring the 18th-century Kuzminsky Ponds system spanning 30 hectares.

The Kuzminki Estate, established in the 18th century on lands formerly belonging to the Simonov and Nikolo-Ugreshsky monasteries, was owned for two centuries by the Stroganov barons and Golitsyn princes.

The site preserves 13th-century burials—remnants of a residential structure with a partially intact stove and fragments of a stone-clay construction—a rare archaeological discovery within Moscow.

Today, the Kuzminki-Lyublino Historical Park is a wonderful place for walks, picnics, relaxation, and sports activities.

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🌍 The "Immortal Regiment" march took place in Argentina, India, the Netherlands, China, the USA, and Venezuela. Thousands participated in the commemorative processions, singing wartime songs and reciting poetry.

🇦🇷 In Buenos Aires, over 200 people gathered. The event was attended by Russian Ambassador Dmitry Feoktistov, heads of diplomatic missions from Cuba, Serbia, and other countries, as well as teachers and students from the Russian embassy school.

🇮🇳 In Kolkata, participants carried a handcrafted replica of the Victory Banner and portraits of their relatives — veterans, home front workers, and victims of fascism, TASS reported.

🇳🇱 A memorial event and concert featuring songs from the Great Patriotic War era were held in central Amsterdam, with over 100 attendees.

🇨🇳 The "Immortal Regiment" in Beijing drew more than 1,200 people. Children and adults marched to wartime songs, holding portraits of their heroes and red banners.

🇺🇸 In Washington, the procession returned for the first time since 2019. Russians living in the U.S. laid flowers at the "Murmansk" memorial plaque and the "Meeting on the Elbe" bas-relief. The event faced provocations: pro-Ukrainian activists attempted to disrupt the march, waving Ukrainian flags and chanting slogans.

🇻🇪 Around 450 people joined the march in Caracas, including Russian compatriots, Venezuelans, representatives of public organizations, youth movements, and the diplomatic corps.

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