October 4th 1993 Bombardment of Russian Parliament!

Russia: Remembering the “October 4th 1993” Bombardment of the Soviet Parliament! (10.10.2026)

The name of the USSR was abolished on December 26th (with the Communist Party of the Soviet Union “banned” the previous November following a failed attempt by loyal Communists to overthrow the traitor “Gorbachev”) – but the underlying Socialist institutions were permitted to carry-on functioning until late 1993 – when Boris Yeltsin’s pay-masters in the West demanded their abolition (over-night). Politicians barricaded themselves in to the Parliament in a last ditch attempt to defend the people – and certain Russian Army units attempted to come to their aid (wearing the Red Army insignia). However, the forces of reaction were already strong and were being aided and abated by the West. Russian Army units loyal to capitalism bombarded the Parliament and opened fire on protestors – many carrying Red Flags (there are rumours of Western troops being involved) – killing and wounding around 10,000 people. The West reported these happenings as “abit of fun” as a new Russia sought to find its legs. The capitalist Russian State has never recognised this massacre. Capitalist Russia is terrified of Socialism. It is riddled with backward religiosity and nationalist racism. It aligns itself with the Soviet fighting of fascism – but denies it is doing this to establish Socialism. Socialism is the last thing Russia wants. Many young people have been arrested for daring to protest on October 4th – whilst the Russian State claims it is fighting Neo-Nazism in Ukraine. What’s the point if the outcome is just more capitalism? My Comrades in Russia have asked me to share their plight in the West!

© RIA Novosti / Maxim Blinov Go to the media bank View of the Pushkinsky and Krymsky bridges in Moscow. Archive photo

Russia: I [2024] International Anti-Fascist Forum Begins in Moscow! (2.9.2026)

Russia dedicated the forum to the anniversaries of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War. Starting from the sixth forum held in 2020 and dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the Great Victory, the all-Russian organization ”

Officers of Russia”. The forum was included in the “Plan of Main Events for the Year of Memory and Glory in the Russian Federation in 2020”.

In accordance with the decision of the International Anti-Fascist Forum-2020, the forum began to be held in an annual format on the eve of the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Fascism (the second Sunday of September).

The III International Anti-Fascist Forum has begun its work - The International Anti-Fascist Forum, organized by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, begins in Moscow!

Russia: President Vladimir Putin’s Letter to the Participants of the III International Anti-Fascist Forum – “The Fight against International Terrorism, Arbitrariness and Aggression – For Peace and Security”! (2.9.2026)

Today, when we are facing serious challenges, regional conflicts, and growing global instability, it is important to unite the work of all constructive forces to build a just, a democratic, multipolar world; Together to oppose the spread of destructive ideologies on the planet: xenophobia, neo-Nazism, anti-Semitism, 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 genuine partnerships relations between peoples.

Lenin is Like Buddha!

Russia: II [2025] International Anti-Fascist Forum! (1.9.2026)

It is peculiar that the “DPRK” (North Korea) is not on this list – considering how close Russia and Pyongyang actually are. I think North Korean troops may have been fighting and dying in Kursk around this time. Furthermore, the UK is missing off this list – but there were delegates from the “New Communist Party”. A number of these countries, at one time or other, possessed Communist entities that perpetuated the Trotskyite view that Russia was “imperialist” – a position I reject. I suspect that this situation emerges from there being a number of competing Communist entities within each sovereign geographical boundary. There are some that support – and some that oppose – Russia. But Russia must be supported once the fog of inverted thinking and subjectivism is lifted. Finally, it is an important observation that Communist statues pursue the task of inspiring the working-class by visually stimulating the Bolshevik dialectic.

Joseph Stalin 1935 Painting

USSR: 1953 Soviet Painting Commemorating a [1935] Speech by Joseph Stalin – Renovated After a 14-Year Effort in Russia! (6.8.2026)

I have translated this (2024) article as it is succinct and to the point. However, there are articles today (2026) discussing how this picture is now on display in Moscow again. This picture is huge and I have conveyed its size in the picture above. Joseph Stalin was perhaps the greatest working class leader whoever lived. He built the USSR – and protected it from Trotsky – after the 1924 death of Lenin. He initiated the 1936 Constitution of the USSR. He took on and beat Adolf Hitler – saving the world from fascism. He steered the USSR through the war years – and inspired the Soviet Space Effort. Following his 1953 death – he was betrayed by Khrushchev (and his followers) – who laid the foundations for Gorbachev and the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union. Even today, there are brain-washed Russians who believe the lies of the US – and see Joseph Stalin as a “Tyrant” – despite the fact that he was continuously “elected” into office – with the people refusing to allow him to retire. He literally died in office because the Soviet people demanded it.

Russia Unveils Plaque to Bravery of DPRK Soldiers!

DPRK: Russia Remembers the Heroic Feats of the Korean People’s Army Overseas Operational Units! (27.7.2026)

A tablet was unveiled with due ceremony at the Pantheon of Defenders of the Motherland run by the Defence Ministry in Moscow Region on July 24th 2026 to convey the heroic feats of soldiers of the Korean People’s Army overseas Operations Units – involved in the action to liberate Kursk Region of the Russian Federation.

Seen on the tablet are letters written in Russian reading “Russia will never forget the feats performed by the DPRK combatants in Kursk Region”, together with the image of a KPA soldier involved in the operation to liberate Kursk Region standing at the battlefield with an automatic rifle against the background of the DPRK flag.

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