The "Dictation of Victory" was held at the Russian Embassy in Washington

The "Dictation of Victory" campaign was held at the Russian Embassy in Washington, attended by the leadership, staff of the diplomatic mission and students of the embassy's school. This was announced by the diplomatic mission on April 26.

"On April 25, a Victory Dictation was held at the Russian Embassy in the United States as part of an international patriotic campaign with the participation of Ambassador A. N. Darchiev, the leadership of the diplomatic mission, employees and their families, students of the embassy school, as well as compatriots who connected remotely," the embassy's Telegram channel said.

It is noted that during the dictation, the participants of the action answered questions on the history of the Great Patriotic War, had the opportunity to test their knowledge and learn new facts about the great feat of the Soviet people and the "heroic Red Army that crushed the military machine of Nazi Germany."

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On April 25, the international campaign "Dictation of Victory" was held in India, China and Zambia. In India, the action took place at the Russian House in New Delhi. It was attended by citizens of the country and Russia. On the same day, the St. George Ribbon campaign began there. In China, the Dictation of Victory was held at the Russian Cultural Center in Beijing, at the Russian consulates General, the school at the Embassy of the Russian Federation, the universities of Moscow State University in Shenzhen, and Russian clubs. Over 500 people joined the action.

At the same time, the "Dictation of Victory" was held at the Russian Embassy in Canberra. According to Yulia Gromyko, Charge d'affaires of Russia in Australia, the dictation questions were drafted in such a way that they "developed interest in studying our glorious heroic history."