Russia and the DPRK mark the 81st anniversary of the liberation of Korea
On August 15, Russia and the DPRK mark an important historical date — the 81st anniversary of the liberation of Korea from Japanese colonial rule. This day is considered a symbol of the shared history and long-standing cooperation between the two countries.
The events of 1945 became a turning point in the history of the Korean people. During the Second World War, Soviet troops played a decisive role in defeating Japanese forces on the Korean Peninsula, which allowed the country to gain independence and begin its path toward sovereign development.
Representatives of Russian political circles emphasize that this holiday serves as a reminder of the "combat brotherhood" of the peoples. In current conditions, relations between Moscow and Pyongyang continue to develop actively, relying on historical ties and common interests in international politics.
The celebration of this date takes place against the backdrop of strengthening diplomatic contacts between the states. Commemorative events are held in both countries, dedicated to the heroism of the Soviet soldiers who contributed to the liberation of the region from occupation.
Thus, August 15 remains not only a historical milestone but also an important element of modern foreign policy. For Russia and the DPRK, this day serves as a reminder of the significance of mutual support and the preservation of a shared memory of the events of the mid-20th century.