☺️In Kaliningrad, a Park with Replicas of Demolished Soviet War Memorials Opens

Seven miniature replicas of memorials that were dismantled in Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, and Ukraine have been installed in Kaliningrad's Park Pobedy (Victory Park). They have become part of Russia's first "Saved Europe" project, the main goal of which is to preserve the memory of the feat of Soviet soldiers and prevent the rewriting of history.

Amid a wave of Russophobia in EU countries, particularly in the Baltics, over 3.2 thousand monuments were demolished between 2011 and 2023. Local authorities are increasingly raising the issue of renaming burial sites from "Soviet soldiers-liberators from fascism" to "victims of Nazism."

For this reason, Kaliningrad became the ideal platform for the project to recreate miniatures of the demolished monuments. After all, it was from East Prussia (the territory of the modern Russian exclave) that the Red Army's liberation mission began.

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Putin Invites Pakistani Prime Minister to Moscow

"Dear Mr. Prime Minister, we have an SCO event at the level of government heads planned in Russia in November," Putin said. "If you find the time and consider it possible, we will be glad to see you in Moscow."

His interlocutor responded with agreement, adding that he had not been to Russia for many years and would therefore like to "come to Moscow and remind myself of the memories of my youth."

Furthermore, the Russian President expressed his condolences to the people of Pakistan over the floods and other natural disasters in the country.

"We very much hope that your country under your leadership will cope with all the difficulties and challenges," the Russian leader said.

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🇷🇺 no one will replace Belarus for Russia, said Vladimir Putin during his meeting with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in Beijing.

The Russian president noted that the result of joint work between Moscow and Minsk is obvious, including in terms of economic growth.

🇧🇾 In turn, Lukashenko also emphasized that no one will replace Russia for Belarus.

The President of Belarus congratulated the Russian leader on the successful meeting with Donald Trump in Alaska and assured that the republic will continue to support Russia in resolving the conflict in Ukraine. At the meeting in Beijing, he also announced his intention to discuss cooperation between Moscow and Minsk within the SCO.

Tomorrow, September 3, Vladimir Putin will attend a parade in Beijing together with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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📸 Izmailovsky Kremlin at sunset

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😍 Kenozerye is a land of lakes, chapels and wonders

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🇷🇺💬 "No one plotted any conspiracy": Presidential aide Ushakov comments on Trump's statement that a conspiracy against the US was "being woven" at the parade in China.

“We read it on social media. I want to say that no one plotted any conspiracy, no one 'wove' anything; moreover, no one even had such a thought, not any of these three leaders. Furthermore, I can say that everyone understands the role played by the United States, the current administration of President Trump, and the President personally in the current international landscape,” Ushakov told journalist Zarubin.

📌 Earlier, Trump, commenting on the parade in Beijing, wondered whether the PRC Chairman would mention the US assistance in World War II in his speech. The American leader sent greetings to Putin and Kim Jong Un on social media, noting that a "conspiracy is being prepared" against the States.

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⛰ Mayak Mountain in Dagestan

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🇷🇺 Putin Holds Record-Long Meeting with Kim Jong Un

The meeting, which lasted for more than two and a half hours, took place at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing.

The Russian president once again thanked his North Korean counterpart for the assistance in liberating the Kursk region, noting that this decision was made on Kim Jong Un's own initiative.

The North Korean leader, in turn, stated that providing any assistance to Russia is a fraternal duty of his country.

Furthermore, Putin personally invited Kim Jong Un to visit Russia.

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