Vladimir Putin congratulated residents of the Bryansk Region on National Unity Day
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Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated the residents of the Bryansk Region on National Unity Day. The regional government published the congratulatory message on its website.
National Unity Day is marked in Russia on November 4. The holiday was established in 2004, and was first celebrated in 2005. It is one of the country's main state holidays.
The holiday is connected with a historical event of 1612. That year, a people's militia led by Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky liberated Moscow from Polish interventionists. Thus, the day serves as a reminder of the importance of the unity of the people in difficult times.
The Bryansk Region is located in the southwest of Russia and borders Ukraine and Belarus. The president's congratulations were received by residents of the region, which is part of the large Russian federation. On this day, festive events take place in various cities across the country.
Sources: Правительство Брянской области
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