In Krasnodar, activists of the “Post No.1” movement are distributing tricolor ribbons ahead of the Day of the Russian National Flag, according to the city press service.
Those wishing to receive a tricolor ribbon can do so on August 20 and 21 in Zhukov Square and on Alexandrovsky Boulevard, near the obelisk dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the Kuban Cossack Host.
On August 22, a ceremonial flag-raising will take place on the Main City Square. The following day, August 23, at 6:00 PM on the Krasnodar Arbat, a tricolor flag measuring 9 by 12 meters will be unfurled. As part of these events, the distribution of ribbons in the colors of the Russian flag is also planned.
Zhukov Square
Zhukov Square is a major public square in central Moscow, Russia, named in honor of Marshal Georgy Zhukov, the renowned Soviet military commander of World War II. It is historically significant as the location of the State Historical Museum and is situated just outside the entrance to Red Square, serving as a key gateway to the Kremlin.
Alexandrovsky Boulevard
Alexandrovsky Boulevard is a historic thoroughfare in Moscow, Russia, created in the early 19th century on the site of the former White City wall. It is part of the famous Boulevard Ring and is named in honor of Emperor Alexander I, who ordered its construction following the fire of 1812. The boulevard is known for its tranquil, tree-lined promenades and a monument to the writer Alexander Griboyedov.
obelisk dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the Kuban Cossack Host
This obelisk commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Kuban Cossack Host, which was founded in 1792. It honors the Cossacks’ historical role in settling and defending the Kuban region of southern Russia. The monument stands as a symbol of their military service and cultural heritage.
Main City Square
The Main City Square is the historic heart of many European cities, often dating back to medieval times when it served as a central marketplace and the focal point for civic life. Today, it remains a vibrant public space, typically surrounded by important architectural landmarks like the town hall and a grand cathedral.
Krasnodar Arbat
The Krasnodar Arbat is a popular pedestrian street in the heart of Krasnodar, Russia, modeled after the famous Arbat in Moscow. It is a modern promenade lined with shops, cafes, and street performers, officially opened in the late 20th century to create a central public space. While it lacks ancient history, it has quickly become a major cultural and social hub for the city.
