💬Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman M.#Zakharova:
▪️ April 5, a Ukrainian drone attack on a vehicle in the Belgorod Region: 3 wounded.
▪️ April 4, an artillery attack on the DPR: 1 woman dead.
▪️ April 4 & 7, drone attacks on a residential district in the Bryansk Region: 2 civilians dead.
#KievRegimeCrimes
▪️ April 5, a Ukrainian drone attack on a vehicle in the Belgorod Region: 3 wounded.
▪️ April 4, an artillery attack on the DPR: 1 woman dead.
▪️ April 4 & 7, drone attacks on a residential district in the Bryansk Region: 2 civilians dead.
#KievRegimeCrimes
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#Victory80
🌟 In early April 1944, the Crimean strategic offensive of the Soviet forces commenced during the Great Patriotic War.
The Nazi-occupied peninsula was liberated in just 35 days through the coordinated efforts of Red Army units, the Black Sea Fleet, and the Azov Warship Flotilla, under the command of Chief of General Staff, Marshal of the Soviet Union Alexander Vasilevsky.
By autumn 1943, Soviet forces encircled on the Crimean Peninsula a Nazi troops grouping totalling over 200'000 personnel strength (soldiers and officers).
⚔️ At dawn on April 8, 1944, the Soviet forces delivered a crushing blow to the Nazi positions and breached the enemy defences by April 10. During the next three days, the cities of Dzhankoi, Kerch, Yevpatoriya, Simferopol, Feodosiya, Bakhchisarai, Alushta, and Yalta were liberated.
April 15 marked the onset of fierce fighting on the approaches to #Sevastopol, the main base of the USSR Black Sea Fleet, which the Germans had turned into a heavily fortified zone.
Thanks to the selflessness, unwavering resolve, and valour of Soviet soldiers, as well as a strong support from the guerrilla movement, Sevastopol was liberated on May 9, 1944. The German and Romanian occupant troops were crushed. By May 12, 1944, the remnants of the enemy grouping laid down arms and surrendered on Cape Khersones.
The main achievement of the operation was the complete destruction of Germany’s 17th Army and the final liberation of Crimea. The Crimean Offensive is regarded as one of the most successful operations of the allied forces during #WWII.
🎖All in all, 238 people were awarded the title of #HeroOfTheSovietUnion following the Crimean Offensive, and thousands of other participants of the operation were decorated with orders and medals.
The Nazi-occupied peninsula was liberated in just 35 days through the coordinated efforts of Red Army units, the Black Sea Fleet, and the Azov Warship Flotilla, under the command of Chief of General Staff, Marshal of the Soviet Union Alexander Vasilevsky.
By autumn 1943, Soviet forces encircled on the Crimean Peninsula a Nazi troops grouping totalling over 200'000 personnel strength (soldiers and officers).
⚔️ At dawn on April 8, 1944, the Soviet forces delivered a crushing blow to the Nazi positions and breached the enemy defences by April 10. During the next three days, the cities of Dzhankoi, Kerch, Yevpatoriya, Simferopol, Feodosiya, Bakhchisarai, Alushta, and Yalta were liberated.
April 15 marked the onset of fierce fighting on the approaches to #Sevastopol, the main base of the USSR Black Sea Fleet, which the Germans had turned into a heavily fortified zone.
Thanks to the selflessness, unwavering resolve, and valour of Soviet soldiers, as well as a strong support from the guerrilla movement, Sevastopol was liberated on May 9, 1944. The German and Romanian occupant troops were crushed. By May 12, 1944, the remnants of the enemy grouping laid down arms and surrendered on Cape Khersones.
The main achievement of the operation was the complete destruction of Germany’s 17th Army and the final liberation of Crimea. The Crimean Offensive is regarded as one of the most successful operations of the allied forces during #WWII.
🎖All in all, 238 people were awarded the title of #HeroOfTheSovietUnion following the Crimean Offensive, and thousands of other participants of the operation were decorated with orders and medals.
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#Victory80
🌟 On April 10, 1944, the Red Army liberated the city of Odessa from the Nazi German and Romanian invaders as a result of a decisive offensive under the command of Army General Rodion Malinovsky.
The operation began on the night of March 26, 1944, when the 3rd Ukrainian Front formations began to force the Southern Bug River in order to break through the German defences, and lasted until April 14, 1944.
By 10 am on April 10, as a result of fierce fighting, Odessa was liberated. The Red Army units were strongly supported by partisans and underground fighters, who cleared the city of the enemy and prevented the blowup of the Odessa port, piers, buildings, and warehouses as planned by the Germans.
🕯 The Nazi occupation of the city lasted 907 days. During this time, about 200,000 people perished in Odessa and the surrounding region. Many of them became victims of mass-scale massacres and cruel executions; 78,000 people were shipped for forced labour in Germany, plants and factories were destroyed, and more than 2,000 buildings, including hospitals and schools, were blown up and burned down.
Retreating, German and Romanian soldiers shot old people, women and children in the streets in cold blood , mined the most important buildings, factories, the power plant, and the seaport.
⚔️ The Soviet forces inflicted a crushing defeat on the enemy, killing more than 27,000 enemies and taking over 11,000 prisoners; 952 artillery guns, 443 tanks and assault guns, and 95 warehouses with ammunition and food were destroyed.
Thanks to the liberation of Odessa, the Red Army managed to interrupt the supply of the Crimean group of German troops and to open the way for further advance towards the Balkans.
During the whole time of occupation, local residents, many of whom after the capture of the city went hiding in the catacombs underneath the urban landscape, put fierce resistance to the Nazis. During the war, Odessa underground fighters and partisans destroyed more than 5,000 enemy soldiers and officers, 248 automobiles, and saved about 20,000 Soviet citizens from being taken to Germany.
The liberation of Odessa was marked in Moscow with fireworks of the highest category with 24 salvos from 324 artillery guns. The entire Soviet nation was united in a jubilation.
🎖 Twenty-seven formations and units with the most distinguished track record during the operation were awarded the honorary name of Odessa units and formations. For heroism and bravery in the battles for the city, 14 people were awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, and more than 2,000 people were awarded Soviet orders and medals.
On May 1, 1945, Odessa was declared a Hero City, and on May 8, 1965 it was awarded this title officially.
Some may have chosen to forget, but #WeRemember.
The operation began on the night of March 26, 1944, when the 3rd Ukrainian Front formations began to force the Southern Bug River in order to break through the German defences, and lasted until April 14, 1944.
By 10 am on April 10, as a result of fierce fighting, Odessa was liberated. The Red Army units were strongly supported by partisans and underground fighters, who cleared the city of the enemy and prevented the blowup of the Odessa port, piers, buildings, and warehouses as planned by the Germans.
🕯 The Nazi occupation of the city lasted 907 days. During this time, about 200,000 people perished in Odessa and the surrounding region. Many of them became victims of mass-scale massacres and cruel executions; 78,000 people were shipped for forced labour in Germany, plants and factories were destroyed, and more than 2,000 buildings, including hospitals and schools, were blown up and burned down.
Retreating, German and Romanian soldiers shot old people, women and children in the streets in cold blood , mined the most important buildings, factories, the power plant, and the seaport.
⚔️ The Soviet forces inflicted a crushing defeat on the enemy, killing more than 27,000 enemies and taking over 11,000 prisoners; 952 artillery guns, 443 tanks and assault guns, and 95 warehouses with ammunition and food were destroyed.
Thanks to the liberation of Odessa, the Red Army managed to interrupt the supply of the Crimean group of German troops and to open the way for further advance towards the Balkans.
During the whole time of occupation, local residents, many of whom after the capture of the city went hiding in the catacombs underneath the urban landscape, put fierce resistance to the Nazis. During the war, Odessa underground fighters and partisans destroyed more than 5,000 enemy soldiers and officers, 248 automobiles, and saved about 20,000 Soviet citizens from being taken to Germany.
The liberation of Odessa was marked in Moscow with fireworks of the highest category with 24 salvos from 324 artillery guns. The entire Soviet nation was united in a jubilation.
On May 1, 1945, Odessa was declared a Hero City, and on May 8, 1965 it was awarded this title officially.
Some may have chosen to forget, but #WeRemember.
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❗️Victims among Russian journalists following AFU strikes
▪️On March 24, Izvestia correspondent Alexander Fedorchak, TV channel Zvezda operator Andrey Panov and the film crew driver Alexander Sirkeli were killed in shelling by the AFU in the Kremenskoy district (LPR).
❗️Crimes of Kiev against captured Russian servicemen
https://xn--r1a.website/MFARussia/24160
Released prisoners describe the crimes and brutal torture to which they were subjected by Ukrainian servicemen, members of the Security Service of Ukraine and their accomplices.
▪️E.V. Nekrasov: "In the camp people told me that they were tortured with electric shocks and put on the electric chair. Drunken Ukrainians shot them with pistols, shot them in the knee and legs. They would get drunk and start abusing them. Ukrainian servicemen practiced cutting off, drilling, shooting limbs and breaking fingers of Russian servicemen“.
▪️On March 24, Izvestia correspondent Alexander Fedorchak, TV channel Zvezda operator Andrey Panov and the film crew driver Alexander Sirkeli were killed in shelling by the AFU in the Kremenskoy district (LPR).
❗️Crimes of Kiev against captured Russian servicemen
https://xn--r1a.website/MFARussia/24160
Released prisoners describe the crimes and brutal torture to which they were subjected by Ukrainian servicemen, members of the Security Service of Ukraine and their accomplices.
▪️E.V. Nekrasov: "In the camp people told me that they were tortured with electric shocks and put on the electric chair. Drunken Ukrainians shot them with pistols, shot them in the knee and legs. They would get drunk and start abusing them. Ukrainian servicemen practiced cutting off, drilling, shooting limbs and breaking fingers of Russian servicemen“.
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Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov participates in the CIS Foreign Ministers Council meeting
📍 Almaty, April 11
📍 Almaty, April 11
🎼 Музыкальный вечер в честь Ленинградской симфонии Д.Д.Шостаковича
🇷🇺 10 апреля в Посольстве России в Швеции состоялся вечер классической музыки и романса, приуроченный к 82-й годовщине скандинавской премьеры «Ленинградской симфонии» Д.Д.Шостаковича.
Среди гостей были представители аккредитованного в Стокгольме дипкорпуса, российские соотечественники, неравнодушные к нашей стране шведские деятели культуры.
🎵 Симфония №7 Дмитрия Шостаковича («Ленинградская») была написана в 1941 году и впервые исполнена в 1942 г. в блокадном Ленинграде, став вечным символом сопротивления фашизму. Она выразила несгибаемую волю советского народа к Победе и прозвучала как голос жителей осажденного города, обращенный к миру.
🇸🇪 8 апреля 1943 г. в Гётеборге (Юго-Западная Швеция) состоялась премьера симфонии в континентальной Европе. Ее исполнил Гётеборгский симфонический оркестр под управлением Карла фон Гарагуя. Оглушительный успех был бы невозможен без усилий советского посольства, возглавляемого А.М.Коллонтай. Глава советской дипломатической миссии лично присутствовала на премьере.
Сегодня музыкальный коллектив сотрудников российской дипмиссии задействовал поистине уникальные рояли, датируемые концом XIX в. — началом XX в. Один из них — работы знаменитой российской императорской марки J.Becker, произведён ориентировочно в 1897 г. Его можно увидеть на архивных фотографиях интерьеров бывшей резиденции советского посла, включая снимок, где изображена сама Александра Коллонтай.
👉Подробнее о Седьмой симфония Дмитрия Шостаковича в Швеции как музыкальном предвестии Великой Победы - в статье Посольства.
#Победа80 #МыПомним
🇷🇺 10 апреля в Посольстве России в Швеции состоялся вечер классической музыки и романса, приуроченный к 82-й годовщине скандинавской премьеры «Ленинградской симфонии» Д.Д.Шостаковича.
Среди гостей были представители аккредитованного в Стокгольме дипкорпуса, российские соотечественники, неравнодушные к нашей стране шведские деятели культуры.
🎵 Симфония №7 Дмитрия Шостаковича («Ленинградская») была написана в 1941 году и впервые исполнена в 1942 г. в блокадном Ленинграде, став вечным символом сопротивления фашизму. Она выразила несгибаемую волю советского народа к Победе и прозвучала как голос жителей осажденного города, обращенный к миру.
🇸🇪 8 апреля 1943 г. в Гётеборге (Юго-Западная Швеция) состоялась премьера симфонии в континентальной Европе. Ее исполнил Гётеборгский симфонический оркестр под управлением Карла фон Гарагуя. Оглушительный успех был бы невозможен без усилий советского посольства, возглавляемого А.М.Коллонтай. Глава советской дипломатической миссии лично присутствовала на премьере.
Сегодня музыкальный коллектив сотрудников российской дипмиссии задействовал поистине уникальные рояли, датируемые концом XIX в. — началом XX в. Один из них — работы знаменитой российской императорской марки J.Becker, произведён ориентировочно в 1897 г. Его можно увидеть на архивных фотографиях интерьеров бывшей резиденции советского посла, включая снимок, где изображена сама Александра Коллонтай.
👉Подробнее о Седьмой симфония Дмитрия Шостаковича в Швеции как музыкальном предвестии Великой Победы - в статье Посольства.
#Победа80 #МыПомним
🎼Musikaliska kvällen till minnet av Sjostakovitjs Leningradsymfonin skandinaviska premiär
🇷🇺 Den 10 april anordnades en konsert med klassisk musik och romanser på Rysslands ambassad i Sverige, tillägnad 82-årsdagen av Dmitrij Sjostakovitjs Leningradsymfoni skandinaviska premiär.
Bland gästerna fanns företrädare för Stockholms diplomatiska kår, ryska landsmän samt svenska kulturpersonligheter med intresse för vårt land.
🎵Dmitrij Sjostakovitjs sjunde symfoni (”Leningradsymfonin”), som komponerades år 1941 och uruppfördes 1942 i det belägrade Leningrad, har blivit en evig symbol för motståndet mot fascismen. Den gav uttryck för det sovjetiska folkets orubbliga vilja att segra och blev den belägrade stadsbornas budskap till världen
🇸🇪 Premiären av Sjostakovitjs sjunde symfoni i det kontinentala Europa ägde rum den 8 april 1943 i Göteborg. Göteborgs Symfoniker dirigerades av Carl von Garaguly, och framträdandet blev en succé. Premiären skulle knappast ha ägt rum utan ansträngningarna från den sovjetiska legationenen, ledd av Aleksandra Kollontaj. Hon var själv närvarande vid premiären.
Under konserten spelade Ambassadens musikgrupp verkligt unika flyglar från slutet av 1800-talet och början av 1900-talet. En av dem, av det berömda ryska kejserliga varumärket J. Becker, tillverkades vid 1897. Den finns på arkivbilder från den tidigare sovjetiska ambassadörsresidensen, inklusive ett fotografi med Aleksandra Kollontaj själv.
👉Läs mer om Dmitrij Sjostakovitjs Symfoni nr 7 som Stora Segerns musikaliska förebud och dess premiär i Sverige
🇷🇺 Den 10 april anordnades en konsert med klassisk musik och romanser på Rysslands ambassad i Sverige, tillägnad 82-årsdagen av Dmitrij Sjostakovitjs Leningradsymfoni skandinaviska premiär.
Bland gästerna fanns företrädare för Stockholms diplomatiska kår, ryska landsmän samt svenska kulturpersonligheter med intresse för vårt land.
🎵Dmitrij Sjostakovitjs sjunde symfoni (”Leningradsymfonin”), som komponerades år 1941 och uruppfördes 1942 i det belägrade Leningrad, har blivit en evig symbol för motståndet mot fascismen. Den gav uttryck för det sovjetiska folkets orubbliga vilja att segra och blev den belägrade stadsbornas budskap till världen
🇸🇪 Premiären av Sjostakovitjs sjunde symfoni i det kontinentala Europa ägde rum den 8 april 1943 i Göteborg. Göteborgs Symfoniker dirigerades av Carl von Garaguly, och framträdandet blev en succé. Premiären skulle knappast ha ägt rum utan ansträngningarna från den sovjetiska legationenen, ledd av Aleksandra Kollontaj. Hon var själv närvarande vid premiären.
Under konserten spelade Ambassadens musikgrupp verkligt unika flyglar från slutet av 1800-talet och början av 1900-talet. En av dem, av det berömda ryska kejserliga varumärket J. Becker, tillverkades vid 1897. Den finns på arkivbilder från den tidigare sovjetiska ambassadörsresidensen, inklusive ett fotografi med Aleksandra Kollontaj själv.
👉Läs mer om Dmitrij Sjostakovitjs Symfoni nr 7 som Stora Segerns musikaliska förebud och dess premiär i Sverige