Pro-Russian activists held "Immortal Regiments" in Belarusian regional cities
Pro-Russian activists managed to incorporate the "Immortal Regiment" procession into the official "Belarus Remembers" campaign in Belarusian regional cities. This was reported by the Russian Embassy in Belarus and representations of "Rossotrudnichestvo". At the same time, Belarusian state media barely mentioned the "Immortal Regiment," writes Reform.news.
"Immortal Regiment" in Grodno
In Grodno, the united column was led by representatives of the Russian Consulate General and the "Russian House." According to the organizers, many people participated in the procession with portraits of their relatives who fought in World War II. During the procession, well-known military songs were played, which participants sang together.
"Immortal Regiment" in Grodno
In Vitebsk, employees of the Russian Embassy participated in the event, which took place within the framework of "Belarus Remembers."
"Immortal Regiment" in Vitebsk on May 9, 2026. Photo: t.me/RusEmbassyMinsk
A similar procession was also reported in Brest, where participants of the two events, delegation representatives, and city residents marched together.
"Immortal Regiment" in Brest
In Mogilev, according to the Russian Embassy, the event was attended not only by local residents but also by guests from Moscow.
In Gomel, employees of the Russian Embassy and the "Russian House" participated in the "Immortal Regiment" procession. The organizers emphasized that the event symbolizes the memory of victory and the continuity of generations.
"Immortal Regiment" in Gomel
Judging by photos and videos from the events, these actions were not particularly numerous anywhere.
Sputnik Belarus also published a video from Minsk, where participants of the event talked about their relatives who participated in the war. People with portraits of their relatives and Joseph Stalin were seen in the frame.
Earlier, pro-Russian activist Andrei Herashchanka called on the Belarusian authorities to officially include the "Immortal Regiment" in the "Belarus Remembers" campaign. He claimed that this should emphasize the unity of Belarus and Russia in celebrating Victory Day. According to him, such a format was already used in 2024 and 2025.
However, it recently became known that the Minsk City Executive Committee did not allow a separate "Immortal Regiment" procession in Minsk on May 9.
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Нацисты и фашисты 30-50-х годов, как и коммунисты сралина, точно так же проводили демонстрации и шествия, под своими символами.
И да, используемая символика на этих шествиях, не имеет никакого отношения к беларусам и беларускому, она наполнена символикой Российской Империи, её наследника СССР, да придуманными сисволами под нужды Лугандонии, Донбабве, Приднестровья и такой же, придуманной, для этих же целей и задач, фамильной, лукашенковской символикой в Беларуси, вся эта символика имеет прямое отношение к оккупационному режиму России на захваченных ею территориях и её марионеткам, которые держат власть на оккупированных Россией территориях.