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Drone captures thousands unfurling 53-metre-long Russian flag, huge V-Day symbols in Limassol01:08
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Around 3,000 people took part in the Immortal Regiment March in Cyprus' Limassol, unfurling a 53-metre-long Russian flag and 30-metre-long St George's ribbon and Victory Banner on Thursday.

Drone footage features locals with the Russian tricolour and Victory symbols marching along the Mediterranean coast.

The Immortal Regiment March is an annual tradition that takes place on Victory Day in many countries worldwide. It honours the memory of those who served in the Red Army by carrying portraits of soldiers and laying flowers at memorials.

Victory Day commemorates Nazi Germany's surrender at the end of World War II, known in Russia as the Great Patriotic War. Russia and Eastern countries traditionally mark the day on May 9, while in Europe it is May 8, due to the time difference in the signing of the capitulation.

Drone captures thousands unfurling 53-metre-long Russian flag, huge V-Day symbols in Limassol

Cyprus, Limassol
May 10, 2024 at 07:00 GMT +00:00 · Published

Around 3,000 people took part in the Immortal Regiment March in Cyprus' Limassol, unfurling a 53-metre-long Russian flag and 30-metre-long St George's ribbon and Victory Banner on Thursday.

Drone footage features locals with the Russian tricolour and Victory symbols marching along the Mediterranean coast.

The Immortal Regiment March is an annual tradition that takes place on Victory Day in many countries worldwide. It honours the memory of those who served in the Red Army by carrying portraits of soldiers and laying flowers at memorials.

Victory Day commemorates Nazi Germany's surrender at the end of World War II, known in Russia as the Great Patriotic War. Russia and Eastern countries traditionally mark the day on May 9, while in Europe it is May 8, due to the time difference in the signing of the capitulation.

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Mandatory credit: Press Service of Russian Cultural Centre in Cyprus

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Around 3,000 people took part in the Immortal Regiment March in Cyprus' Limassol, unfurling a 53-metre-long Russian flag and 30-metre-long St George's ribbon and Victory Banner on Thursday.

Drone footage features locals with the Russian tricolour and Victory symbols marching along the Mediterranean coast.

The Immortal Regiment March is an annual tradition that takes place on Victory Day in many countries worldwide. It honours the memory of those who served in the Red Army by carrying portraits of soldiers and laying flowers at memorials.

Victory Day commemorates Nazi Germany's surrender at the end of World War II, known in Russia as the Great Patriotic War. Russia and Eastern countries traditionally mark the day on May 9, while in Europe it is May 8, due to the time difference in the signing of the capitulation.

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