Putin called it his duty to future generations to defend historical truth.
Defending the historical truth about the Second World War is the duty of Russians to future generations. This was stated on May 24 by Russian President Vladimir Putin in his greeting to the participants of the international anti-fascist forum "The Fight against International terrorism, Arbitrariness and Aggression. For peace and security."
He noted that when a society is faced with serious challenges, regional conflicts, and growing global instability, it is always important to combine the work of all constructive forces to build a just, democratic, and multipolar world.
"Together, we must resist the spread of destructive ideologies on the planet: xenophobia, neo-Nazism, anti-Semitism, and Russophobia. To defend the historical truth about the Second World War, about the true heroes who saved the peoples of Europe from extermination and enslavement. This is our duty to future generations, a solid foundation for truly partnership relations between nations," the telegram says on the Kremlin's website.
The Head of State stressed that the parties of the Russian parliament share a common patriotic position, help protect the country's sovereignty, provide support to participants and veterans of the special military operation, and prioritize the education of young people. He wished them all fruitful work.
On May 20, Putin stressed the importance of a joint Russian-Chinese study on World War II, which will focus on the decisive role of Russia and China in defeating Nazism and Japanese militarism, as well as the inadmissibility of distorting historical truth. The Russian President also addressed the young participants of the Russian-Chinese educational and scientific exchanges, wishing them to find a vocation, realize themselves in their chosen field and achieve high results.
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