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🌏 On September 24, Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov held his 13th meeting with high-level representatives of the Pacific Small Island Developing States in New York on the sidelines of the High-Level Week of the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly.
The Sides held a substantive exchange of views on current international and regional challenges and discussed prospects for expanding bilateral cooperation between Russia and the participating countries in areas of mutual interest, including climate issues, fisheries, shipping and education.
They reaffirmed their commitment to stepping up cooperation across a wide range of areas.
The Sides held a substantive exchange of views on current international and regional challenges and discussed prospects for expanding bilateral cooperation between Russia and the participating countries in areas of mutual interest, including climate issues, fisheries, shipping and education.
They reaffirmed their commitment to stepping up cooperation across a wide range of areas.
Australia announced a new AUD 60 million package of assistance to the Kiev regime and signed the Australia–Ukraine Bilateral Security Agreement, committing to a ten-year framework for cooperation and continued support for Ukraine.
Another waste of Australian taxpayers’ money. Another shot in the arm to the corrupt neo-Nazi Kiev regime. Another step towards prolonging the conflict.
New anti-Russian sanctions have also been introduced, bringing their total number up to 1900. Running out of targets, they now cover the All-Russian Public Movement “Volunteers of Victory”, which keeps alive the memory of the fight against Nazism during World War II (in alliance with Australia, by the way).
The Artek International Children’s Centre and children’s recreation and educational camps Smena and Orlyonok have also been sanctioned. What will Australia target next? Kindergartens? Hospitals?
Have such vain efforts in any way changed Russia’s resolve and capacity to battle Nazism again, as it did during WWII, and achieve the goals of the special military operation? The answer is “NO” – and they will not.
Another waste of Australian taxpayers’ money. Another shot in the arm to the corrupt neo-Nazi Kiev regime. Another step towards prolonging the conflict.
New anti-Russian sanctions have also been introduced, bringing their total number up to 1900. Running out of targets, they now cover the All-Russian Public Movement “Volunteers of Victory”, which keeps alive the memory of the fight against Nazism during World War II (in alliance with Australia, by the way).
The Artek International Children’s Centre and children’s recreation and educational camps Smena and Orlyonok have also been sanctioned. What will Australia target next? Kindergartens? Hospitals?
Have such vain efforts in any way changed Russia’s resolve and capacity to battle Nazism again, as it did during WWII, and achieve the goals of the special military operation? The answer is “NO” – and they will not.
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🇷🇺🇺🇳 On September 24, Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres held a meeting in New York on the sidelines of the High-Level Week of the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly.
The Sides discussed current issues relating to the Organisation’s work, focusing on the record of the Portuguese diplomat’s tenure as UN Secretary-General.
Sergey Lavrov stressed the importance of carefully calibrated UN reform to adapt the Organisation to the realities of a #MultipolarWorld order, ensure significantly broader representation of nationals of #GlobalMajority countries within the Secretariat, and ensure that UN staff perform their duties impartially and without favouring any side.
Russia's Foreign Minister also emphasised the inadmissibility of eroding the Organisation’s intergovernmental character or disrupting the “division of labour” among its principal organs.
Sergey Lavrov presented Antonio Guterres with a copy of the report “Heirs of Goebbels: Falsification of the Events in Bucha and Bloody Staged Performances of the Kiev Regime”, prepared by the International Public Tribunal led by its Chairman, member of the Civic Chamber of Russia Maxim Grigoryev.
📄 The report is devoted to exposing the false claims spread by the Kiev regime about the Bucha hoax. The Minister demanded that the UN Secretariat conduct a detailed examination of the facts surrounding the provocation staged by Kiev and its NATO sponsors.
#UNGA81
The Sides discussed current issues relating to the Organisation’s work, focusing on the record of the Portuguese diplomat’s tenure as UN Secretary-General.
Sergey Lavrov stressed the importance of carefully calibrated UN reform to adapt the Organisation to the realities of a #MultipolarWorld order, ensure significantly broader representation of nationals of #GlobalMajority countries within the Secretariat, and ensure that UN staff perform their duties impartially and without favouring any side.
Russia's Foreign Minister also emphasised the inadmissibility of eroding the Organisation’s intergovernmental character or disrupting the “division of labour” among its principal organs.
Sergey Lavrov presented Antonio Guterres with a copy of the report “Heirs of Goebbels: Falsification of the Events in Bucha and Bloody Staged Performances of the Kiev Regime”, prepared by the International Public Tribunal led by its Chairman, member of the Civic Chamber of Russia Maxim Grigoryev.
📄 The report is devoted to exposing the false claims spread by the Kiev regime about the Bucha hoax. The Minister demanded that the UN Secretariat conduct a detailed examination of the facts surrounding the provocation staged by Kiev and its NATO sponsors.
#UNGA81
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🇺🇳🏃♂️ The Russian delegation led by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov continues its diplomatic marathon at an intense pace during the High-Level Week of #UNGA81!
#Day2 📹 #VideoRecap
On September 24, FM Sergey Lavrov's took part in 13 meetings. With:
🇸🇳 President of Senegal Bassirou Diomaye Faye
🇷🇸 President of of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic
🇯🇴 Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi
🇳🇮 Co-Foreign Minister of Nicaragua Valdrack Jaentschke
🇩🇴 Foreign Minister of the Dominican Republic Victor Bisono
🇵🇦 Foreign Minister of Panama Javier Martinez-Acha
🇲🇱 Foreign Minister of Mali Abdoulaye Diop
🇧🇳 Foreign Minister of Brunei Prince Abdul Mateen
🇮🇷 Foreign Minister of Iran Abbas Araghchi
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🌍 Foreign Ministers of the Member States of the Confederation of Sahel States
🌏 High-Level Representatives of the Pacific Small Island Developing States
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⚛️ IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi
🇺🇳 UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
👉 Follow the activities of the Russian delegation, led by Minister Sergey Lavrov at the High-Level Week of the #UNGA81 in real time!
#Day2 📹 #VideoRecap
On September 24, FM Sergey Lavrov's took part in 13 meetings. With:
🇸🇳 President of Senegal Bassirou Diomaye Faye
🇷🇸 President of of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic
🇯🇴 Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi
🇳🇮 Co-Foreign Minister of Nicaragua Valdrack Jaentschke
🇩🇴 Foreign Minister of the Dominican Republic Victor Bisono
🇵🇦 Foreign Minister of Panama Javier Martinez-Acha
🇲🇱 Foreign Minister of Mali Abdoulaye Diop
🇧🇳 Foreign Minister of Brunei Prince Abdul Mateen
🇮🇷 Foreign Minister of Iran Abbas Araghchi
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🌍 Foreign Ministers of the Member States of the Confederation of Sahel States
🌏 High-Level Representatives of the Pacific Small Island Developing States
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⚛️ IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi
🇺🇳 UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
👉 Follow the activities of the Russian delegation, led by Minister Sergey Lavrov at the High-Level Week of the #UNGA81 in real time!
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🌏 On September 25, a ministerial meeting marking the start of negotiations on drafting the Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st Century took place at Russia’s Permanent Mission to the UN in New York on the sidelines of the High-Level Week of the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly*.
The meeting was co-chaired by Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Foreign Minister of Belarus Maxim Ryzhenkov.
👉 Sergey Lavrov's opening remarks
In their remarks, the Foreign Ministers of Belarus and Russia noted that negotiations on the Charter’s text would help build an atmosphere of trust and identify common approaches to addressing security challenges across Eurasia, based on a balance of interests of all states involved.
In this context, the Charter is intended to enshrine principles of interstate security cooperation in Eurasia in the era of #Multipolarity, including equal and indivisible security and the responsibility of the continent’s countries for addressing regional security challenges, as well as lay the foundations for a new architecture of international relations.
🤝 The Ministers emphasised that the Charter aims to strengthen economic cooperation and connectivity, develop humanitarian ties, support dialogue among civilisations and establish mechanisms for decision-making on an equal footing in the interests of Eurasian countries and peoples.
The meeting brought together representatives of various Eurasian states. In their remarks, participants welcomed the joint initiative of Belarus and Russia and confirmed their countries’ interest in taking part in the forthcoming negotiations.
👉 The meeting concluded with the adoption of a Joint Statement on the Inauguration of Negotiations on Drafting the Eurasian Charter and the approval of the Terms of Reference of the Working Group of the Working Group tasked with drafting the Charter.
*Unofficial translation
The meeting was co-chaired by Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Foreign Minister of Belarus Maxim Ryzhenkov.
👉 Sergey Lavrov's opening remarks
In their remarks, the Foreign Ministers of Belarus and Russia noted that negotiations on the Charter’s text would help build an atmosphere of trust and identify common approaches to addressing security challenges across Eurasia, based on a balance of interests of all states involved.
In this context, the Charter is intended to enshrine principles of interstate security cooperation in Eurasia in the era of #Multipolarity, including equal and indivisible security and the responsibility of the continent’s countries for addressing regional security challenges, as well as lay the foundations for a new architecture of international relations.
🤝 The Ministers emphasised that the Charter aims to strengthen economic cooperation and connectivity, develop humanitarian ties, support dialogue among civilisations and establish mechanisms for decision-making on an equal footing in the interests of Eurasian countries and peoples.
The meeting brought together representatives of various Eurasian states. In their remarks, participants welcomed the joint initiative of Belarus and Russia and confirmed their countries’ interest in taking part in the forthcoming negotiations.
👉 The meeting concluded with the adoption of a Joint Statement on the Inauguration of Negotiations on Drafting the Eurasian Charter and the approval of the Terms of Reference of the Working Group of the Working Group tasked with drafting the Charter.
*Unofficial translation
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🎙 Remarks by President of Russia Vladimir Putin at the XII International United Cultures Forum (St Petersburg, September 25, 2026)
💬 Vladimir Putin: Russia has historically developed as a crossroads of peoples, languages and traditions. For us, unity means solidarity built on nurturing the distinct identity and development of every people and ethnic group.
Culture plays a key role in this process, just as it does in our complex world, with its conflicts, profound technological and social transformations, and competition between countries.
🤝 Culture can build bridges between people across any divide. It is a vital and irreplaceable means of communication and dialogue where political and economic ties have been frozen or put on hold because of disagreements, sanctions and restrictions.
I consider the addition of a youth programme to the Forum particularly important. Younger generations are both the future and the present of culture. They are creating new forms of artistic expression, advancing technologies and reinterpreting traditions. I am convinced that their voices must be heard on an equal footing with those of respected, experienced masters.
Of course, cultural cooperation also continues through long-established formats. The legendary Russian Seasons, reciprocal Years of Culture and Days of Russian Spiritual Culture are enjoying tremendous success in various countries. Our soloists and ensembles take part in the world’s leading festivals and competitions, while Russian cities extend a hospitable welcome to visiting performers from abroad.
I must also mention a very important initiative that is gaining momentum and growing in quality: the Eurasian Film Academy and the Diamond Butterfly Award within #BRICS.
School theatre exchanges are also continuing. This comprehensive educational practice teaches children to work as a team and listen to their fellow performers, introducing them to the richness of world literature and drama and the cultural heritage of different peoples.
🇷🇺 Russia’s education in the arts and culture is among the best in the world, and we can say this openly and with pride. Our theatre schools, art academies, institutes of culture and conservatoires have trained and continue to train conductors, directors, art historians and performers of the highest standard. They are welcomed by the world’s most distinguished theatre companies, orchestras and museums.
We are making culture a right and an opportunity for everyone, rather than a privilege. We are open to sharing our experience and, certainly, to learning from others. Shared values must be put into practice through daily, painstaking, living work.
☝️ The International United Cultures Forum is one of the key platforms for this work. I consider it extremely important that it be held every year.
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💬 Vladimir Putin: Russia has historically developed as a crossroads of peoples, languages and traditions. For us, unity means solidarity built on nurturing the distinct identity and development of every people and ethnic group.
Culture plays a key role in this process, just as it does in our complex world, with its conflicts, profound technological and social transformations, and competition between countries.
🤝 Culture can build bridges between people across any divide. It is a vital and irreplaceable means of communication and dialogue where political and economic ties have been frozen or put on hold because of disagreements, sanctions and restrictions.
I consider the addition of a youth programme to the Forum particularly important. Younger generations are both the future and the present of culture. They are creating new forms of artistic expression, advancing technologies and reinterpreting traditions. I am convinced that their voices must be heard on an equal footing with those of respected, experienced masters.
Of course, cultural cooperation also continues through long-established formats. The legendary Russian Seasons, reciprocal Years of Culture and Days of Russian Spiritual Culture are enjoying tremendous success in various countries. Our soloists and ensembles take part in the world’s leading festivals and competitions, while Russian cities extend a hospitable welcome to visiting performers from abroad.
I must also mention a very important initiative that is gaining momentum and growing in quality: the Eurasian Film Academy and the Diamond Butterfly Award within #BRICS.
School theatre exchanges are also continuing. This comprehensive educational practice teaches children to work as a team and listen to their fellow performers, introducing them to the richness of world literature and drama and the cultural heritage of different peoples.
🇷🇺 Russia’s education in the arts and culture is among the best in the world, and we can say this openly and with pride. Our theatre schools, art academies, institutes of culture and conservatoires have trained and continue to train conductors, directors, art historians and performers of the highest standard. They are welcomed by the world’s most distinguished theatre companies, orchestras and museums.
We are making culture a right and an opportunity for everyone, rather than a privilege. We are open to sharing our experience and, certainly, to learning from others. Shared values must be put into practice through daily, painstaking, living work.
☝️ The International United Cultures Forum is one of the key platforms for this work. I consider it extremely important that it be held every year.
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⚡️ Joint Statement "Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the XXI Century: Inauguration of Negotiations" (New York, September 25, 2026)
✍️ We, the representatives of the Republic of Belarus, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Lao People's Democratic Republic, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, the Russian Federation, the Republic of Tajikistan, the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, meeting on 25 September 2026 on the margins of the high-level week of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly,
Reaffirming our dedication to the purposes and principles enshrined in the UN Charter and international law, such as sovereign equality, political independence and territorial integrity of all States, non-interference in their internal affairs, the inviolability of State borders, and the peaceful settlement of disputes,
Maintaining international peace and security, friendly relations among States, sovereign equality of States, and refraining from the threat or use of force,
Guided by the shared commitment to strengthen international peace, security, and stability on the Eurasian continent and worldwide,
Recognizing the inherent diversity of the world, including the diversity of civilizations, cultures, traditions, and models of development, as a fundamental principle of international relations,
Reafirming that such diversity should be respected in full conformity with international law, including respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all,
Convinced of the need to promote a more inclusive, democratic and equitable international order,
Emphasizing that the emerging #MultipolarWorld order must be based on international law, the central coordinating role of the UN and equal opportunities for all States, regardless of their size, economic potential or military capabilities,
Convinced of the need to promote a genuine multipolar world order that ensures equal and indivisible security, mutually beneficial cooperation, and sustainable development for all states,
Recalling the idea of a Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the XXI Century (hereinafter – the Charter), first articulated at the International Conference on Eurasian Security in Minsk in October 2023, and noting the subsequent discussions on the Charter that have taken place in various venues and formats since then,
Desiring to translate the idea into a political framework for pan-Eurasian cooperation,
Have agreed as follows:
1. We hereby officially launch a negotiation process to develop and adopt the Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the XXI Century.
Given the Eurasian character of the initiative, the negotiation process shall be open to all interested Eurasian States on the basis of the principles of sovereign equality, inclusiveness, transparency and equal participation.
All decisions on substantive and procedural issues, including the approval of the draft Charter, the determination of its legal nature, format and procedure for adoption, shall be taken only on the basis of concensus.
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2. The purpose of this process is to develop a political document that sets out the principles of cooperation, reaffirms commitment to international law, and defines common approaches to ensuring equal and indivisible security in the Eurasian space and fostering economic partnerships, promoting cultural and humanitarian ties, and facilitating civilizational exchanges in a multipolar era.
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3. To this end, we establish a Working Group to develop the Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the XXI Century, which will conduct the negotiations on the Eurasian Charter in accordance with the Terms of Reference of the Working Group attached to this Joint Statement.
✍️ We, the representatives of the Republic of Belarus, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Lao People's Democratic Republic, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, the Russian Federation, the Republic of Tajikistan, the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, meeting on 25 September 2026 on the margins of the high-level week of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly,
Reaffirming our dedication to the purposes and principles enshrined in the UN Charter and international law, such as sovereign equality, political independence and territorial integrity of all States, non-interference in their internal affairs, the inviolability of State borders, and the peaceful settlement of disputes,
Maintaining international peace and security, friendly relations among States, sovereign equality of States, and refraining from the threat or use of force,
Guided by the shared commitment to strengthen international peace, security, and stability on the Eurasian continent and worldwide,
Recognizing the inherent diversity of the world, including the diversity of civilizations, cultures, traditions, and models of development, as a fundamental principle of international relations,
Reafirming that such diversity should be respected in full conformity with international law, including respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all,
Convinced of the need to promote a more inclusive, democratic and equitable international order,
Emphasizing that the emerging #MultipolarWorld order must be based on international law, the central coordinating role of the UN and equal opportunities for all States, regardless of their size, economic potential or military capabilities,
Convinced of the need to promote a genuine multipolar world order that ensures equal and indivisible security, mutually beneficial cooperation, and sustainable development for all states,
Recalling the idea of a Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the XXI Century (hereinafter – the Charter), first articulated at the International Conference on Eurasian Security in Minsk in October 2023, and noting the subsequent discussions on the Charter that have taken place in various venues and formats since then,
Desiring to translate the idea into a political framework for pan-Eurasian cooperation,
Have agreed as follows:
1. We hereby officially launch a negotiation process to develop and adopt the Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the XXI Century.
Given the Eurasian character of the initiative, the negotiation process shall be open to all interested Eurasian States on the basis of the principles of sovereign equality, inclusiveness, transparency and equal participation.
All decisions on substantive and procedural issues, including the approval of the draft Charter, the determination of its legal nature, format and procedure for adoption, shall be taken only on the basis of concensus.
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2. The purpose of this process is to develop a political document that sets out the principles of cooperation, reaffirms commitment to international law, and defines common approaches to ensuring equal and indivisible security in the Eurasian space and fostering economic partnerships, promoting cultural and humanitarian ties, and facilitating civilizational exchanges in a multipolar era.
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3. To this end, we establish a Working Group to develop the Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the XXI Century, which will conduct the negotiations on the Eurasian Charter in accordance with the Terms of Reference of the Working Group attached to this Joint Statement.
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🎙 President of Russia Vladimir Putin’s answers to media questions (St Petersburg, September 25, 2026)
Key talking points:
• The Russian Armed Forces’ recent actions were yet again retaliatory [to Ukraine’s reckless provocations] and proved so painful and devastating for the adversary that they are now once again actively raising the issue of ceasefires in several areas – energy and airspace, as they put it. But they were the ones who started all of this.
• Is this some kind of children’s game to them? They must therefore feel the impact of Russia’s retaliatory strikes and understand that no provocations or escalation will bring them the results they seek. They are only making their own situation worse.
• All these moves towards so-called reconciliation and proposals to resume negotiations are on the table. All of this is possible. But after everything they have done, we will think very carefully about what action we need to take in response.
❗️ I want to stress once again: we are not preparing for any military action against Europe. We have no such plans and, most importantly, no grounds or real motives for escalating the situation with Europe, whatever anyone may say, including those in the Baltic states.
• We will continue to stand up for the rights of our compatriots, within the framework of international law. We have never intended to use other means, have never used them and have no intention of doing so.
• We welcome negotiations between the US and China. Why? Because these are the world’s two largest economies. How they resolve their differences and the problems arising from illegitimate US sanctions, and what agreements they reach, will influence the entire global economy, including our own.
• The APEC Summit in China is a major, important event, and I have been invited. I believe it would be useful to take part in such a forum. I have told President Xi Jinping this as well. I intend to participate. But, as I have said, the final decision will depend on the situation in Russia.
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Key talking points:
• The Russian Armed Forces’ recent actions were yet again retaliatory [to Ukraine’s reckless provocations] and proved so painful and devastating for the adversary that they are now once again actively raising the issue of ceasefires in several areas – energy and airspace, as they put it. But they were the ones who started all of this.
• Is this some kind of children’s game to them? They must therefore feel the impact of Russia’s retaliatory strikes and understand that no provocations or escalation will bring them the results they seek. They are only making their own situation worse.
• All these moves towards so-called reconciliation and proposals to resume negotiations are on the table. All of this is possible. But after everything they have done, we will think very carefully about what action we need to take in response.
❗️ I want to stress once again: we are not preparing for any military action against Europe. We have no such plans and, most importantly, no grounds or real motives for escalating the situation with Europe, whatever anyone may say, including those in the Baltic states.
• We will continue to stand up for the rights of our compatriots, within the framework of international law. We have never intended to use other means, have never used them and have no intention of doing so.
• We welcome negotiations between the US and China. Why? Because these are the world’s two largest economies. How they resolve their differences and the problems arising from illegitimate US sanctions, and what agreements they reach, will influence the entire global economy, including our own.
• The APEC Summit in China is a major, important event, and I have been invited. I believe it would be useful to take part in such a forum. I have told President Xi Jinping this as well. I intend to participate. But, as I have said, the final decision will depend on the situation in Russia.
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#Анонс
❗️ В Музее Победы проходит выставка «Обыкновенный нацизм», посвящённая истории возникновения и развития украинского варианта нацизма с момента его зарождения и до наших дней.
Вниманию посетителей представлено более 200 экспонатов, свидетельствующих о зверствах украинских националистов в годы Второй мировой войны, а также о массовых преступлениях и терроре их современных последователей против жителей Украины в 2014–2022 годах.
Среди материалов — архивы из Германии конца 1930-х-начала 1940-х годов, документы и фотографии, уголовные дела на преступников из числа украинских националистов, ответственных за злодеяния против человечности на территории УССР.
📄 В разделе «Нацизм сегодня» представлены книги, форма, агитационная атрибутика украинских националистов и предметы с нацистской символикой, а также фотографии и воспоминания очевидцев о преступлениях современных неонацистов против жителей Украины.
Центральной частью экспозиции стала инсталляция, посвящённая погибшим детям Донбасса.
В выставку вошли материалы из фондов Музея Победы, Донецкого республиканского краеведческого музея, Российского государственного архива социально-политической истории, а также специального проекта РИА Новости «Донбасс. Геноцид 2014–2022».
Многие уникальные материалы демонстрируются впервые.
Выставка организована Музеем Победы при поддержке Президентского фонда культурных инициатив и будет доступна до 31 декабря 2026 года.
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#БезСрокаДавности
❗️ В Музее Победы проходит выставка «Обыкновенный нацизм», посвящённая истории возникновения и развития украинского варианта нацизма с момента его зарождения и до наших дней.
Вниманию посетителей представлено более 200 экспонатов, свидетельствующих о зверствах украинских националистов в годы Второй мировой войны, а также о массовых преступлениях и терроре их современных последователей против жителей Украины в 2014–2022 годах.
Среди материалов — архивы из Германии конца 1930-х-начала 1940-х годов, документы и фотографии, уголовные дела на преступников из числа украинских националистов, ответственных за злодеяния против человечности на территории УССР.
📄 В разделе «Нацизм сегодня» представлены книги, форма, агитационная атрибутика украинских националистов и предметы с нацистской символикой, а также фотографии и воспоминания очевидцев о преступлениях современных неонацистов против жителей Украины.
Центральной частью экспозиции стала инсталляция, посвящённая погибшим детям Донбасса.
В выставку вошли материалы из фондов Музея Победы, Донецкого республиканского краеведческого музея, Российского государственного архива социально-политической истории, а также специального проекта РИА Новости «Донбасс. Геноцид 2014–2022».
Многие уникальные материалы демонстрируются впервые.
Выставка организована Музеем Победы при поддержке Президентского фонда культурных инициатив и будет доступна до 31 декабря 2026 года.
👉 Подробнее
#БезСрокаДавности