General Secretary and leaders of countries commemorate unknown martyrs in Red Square

The joint flower-laying ceremony took place immediately after the parade on Red Square ended. This was one of the important activities of the celebration and was attended by the Heads of Delegations of the countries participating in the parade marking the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War in Russia.

After the parade, leaders of the countries laid flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Photo: RIA Novosti

Photo: RIA Novosti

General Secretary To Lam at the flower offering ceremony in memory of the unknown martyrs. Photo: RIA Novosti

Delegates bowed in memory of the Soviet Red Army and Allied soldiers with heroic feats and extraordinary courage who sacrificed their lives when defeating the Nazi army besieging Moscow in 1941, as well as during the Great Patriotic War... Photo: RIA Novosti

The Unknown Soldier Monument is located on the Kremlin wall in Red Square. In 1966, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the defeat of the Nazi army that surrounded Moscow in 1941, the remains of an unidentified Red Army soldier who died in this bloody battle (on the Leningrad highway, 41km from the center of Moscow) were brought back to be buried under the Kremlin wall. Photo: RIA Novosti

Photo: RIA Novosti

Photo: RIA Novosti

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