The Russian March

The Russian March is an annual nationalist event held in Moscow since 2005, primarily organized by far-right groups. Participants typically display patriotic symbols and express pride in Russian history and identity. The march has been associated with demonstrations of xenophobia, anti-immigrant sentiments, and racist rhetoric. While it aims to promote a strong sense of Russian nationalism, critics argue it often fosters intolerance and exclusion. The event is closely watched by authorities and human rights organizations due to concerns over xenophobia and extremism. Overall, it reflects a segment of nationalist activism focused on cultural pride and sovereignty.