📔 The decorations on Nikolskaya Street for Teacher's Day look really awesome!

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🏠 Bulunsky District,Sakha Republic

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🇷🇺 Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated all the country's teachers on Teacher's Day.

According to the head of state, this holiday "evokes special, the warmest feelings in millions of our compatriots," because the vast majority of Russians "remember their teachers with gratitude."

"You devote your strength and energy to the most important mission, which is literally directed toward the future. You do everything so that children, teenagers, your students gain the knowledge necessary in the modern world and a solid foundation of values," the president emphasized.

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👑 Representative of the Moscow Region Wins the Title of "Miss Russia 2025".

Anastasia Venza not only received the crown but also the right to represent the country at the Miss Universe pageant.

Besides her university studies, the 22-year-old enjoys horseback riding and volleyball. The winner noted that it was sports that helped her develop persistence and self-confidence.

Fifty girls, selected from 90,000 applications, took part in the competition's final. All of them met the strict criteria: age 18-23, height from 173 cm, no tattoos, and no family commitments.

The noscripts of runners-up went to Alena Lesnyak from Kerch and Viktoria Makarova from Sestroretsk.

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⚡️ Vučić Says World Powers Are Preparing for a Major War

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that world powers are preparing not for negotiations, but for a large-scale military conflict. According to him, states are "digging trenches and waiting for the start" of a war to decide which side to take.

Vučić based his opinion on observations of global events. This statement comes amid escalating rhetoric in Europe: for instance, the commander of the French ground army, General Pierre Schill, earlier urged the West to be ready for combat "even from this evening."

NATO is conducting large-scale exercises in Eastern Europe, while Moscow, responding to the alliance's maneuvers, is holding its own and rejecting accusations of aggressive intentions. Against this backdrop, some Western media outlets are drawing parallels with the situation on the eve of the First World War.

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☺️Vladimir Putin stated that if the US supplies Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles, it will harm the emerging positive trend in relations between Moscow and Washington.

He said this in response to a question from VGTRK journalist Pavel Zarubin after his speech at the plenary session of the Valdai Forum, which took place on October 2. Putin was asked whether the world and, in particular, Western leaders would hear his statements. The Russian President answered that he was simply honestly outlining his position.

"I never set out to make things unpleasant. I just say it as it is," Putin explained.

He cited his statements concerning the United States as an example. Putin recalled that the supplies of new American weapons to Ukraine, long-range high-precision systems – Tomahawks – were discussed.

"This will lead to the destruction of our relations, at least of the emerging positive trends in these relations," he said.

The President added: "I say what I think. But how everything will develop depends not only on us and not only on me," he said.

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👩‍🏫 October 5th is Teacher's Day in Russia.

The Origin of Teacher's Day

Originally, starting from 1965 by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, it was associated with the first Sunday of October. This date was officially fixed in the list of commemorative days by a 1980 statute.

International Teacher's Day

A change occurred in 1994: Russia synchronized the date with the international calendar, setting the celebration for October 5th—the same day that, on the initiative of UNESCO, World Teachers' Day was established.

The choice of date is not accidental. It was on October 5, 1966, that UNESCO, together with the International Labour Organization, adopted the "Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers"—the first international document to regulate the rights, responsibilities, and working conditions of educators.

According to UNESCO's concept, the goal of the holiday is to remind society of the importance of the teaching profession and its role in the development of education. The initiative has been supported by over 100 countries worldwide.

Video greeting for Teacher's Day on the Ostankino Main TV Tower of the country.

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