🎖 Red Square is buzzing with special excitement and a unique atmosphere: an immersive museum dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory Parade has been set up right in the heart of the capital.

The square has been divided into several thematic zones: "Moscow Welcomes Victory," the Victory Train "We Are from Berlin," and the Park of Victors. There's also a theater stage, and for the first time, the historic Fountain of Victors has been recreated, which will tell visitors about the events of June 1945.

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🕯 Memorial Day events are taking place across Russia. 84 years ago, the Great Patriotic War began, claiming the lives of 27 million Soviet people.

🟢 In Makhachkala, at the "Fiery Paintings of War" event, 25 thousand candles were lit, arranged to depict the sculpture "The Motherland Calls" and a flock of flying cranes.

🟢 An image of the "Battle of Kursk" memorial complex and the innoscription "80 Years of Victory" were recreated using more than eight thousand lamps and candles in Kursk.

🟢 In Kamchatka, participants arranged over eight thousand candles to form a symbolic map of Russia with the word "remember" placed on it.

🟢 At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the Kaluga region, the Order of the Patriotic War was laid out using lamps and candles.

🟢 In the Vladimir region, residents gathered on the square near the Eternal Flame to honor the memory of those taken by the Great Patriotic War.

🟢 A requiem concert dedicated to the Day of National Remembrance of the Victims of the Great Patriotic War was held at night in Brest.

🟢 Near the walls of the Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces, 1,418 candles were lit on Memorial Day.

🟢 Krasnoyarsk residents lit eight thousand candles – spelling "Krasnoyarsk remembers" and assembling an image of the BE-4 seaplane. This aircraft was produced in the city during the Great Patriotic War.

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