President Khurelsukh Ukhnaa of Mongolia will visit Moscow on May 9, 2025, for the Victory Day celebration in Moscow. Russian President Vladimir Putin invited him to attend the events marking 80 years since the Allied victory in World War II.
During this high-profile visit, President Khurelsukh and President Putin will meet officially. They plan to discuss the long-standing partnership between Mongolia and Russia. Their conversation will include cooperation across political, economic, and cultural fields.
President Khurelsukh will also participate in the grand Victory Day Parade. This major event takes place at Red Square and brings together world leaders and top officials. Alongside other invited guests, he will lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Alexander Garden.
Following the main ceremony, the Mongolian leader will head to Victory Park. There, he will place another wreath at the “On the Roads of War” monument on Poklonnaya Hill. These symbolic gestures highlight Mongolia’s respect for shared wartime history.
President Khurelsukh will also meet honored Soviet and Russian citizens. These individuals once received titles like Hero of the Mongolian People’s Republic and Hero of Labor. These recognitions reflect Mongolia’s deep ties with wartime allies.
A special military unit from the Mongolian Armed Forces will take part in the Victory Day Parade. Their presence reinforces Mongolia’s continued commitment to international solidarity and remembrance.
This visit underlines Mongolia’s role in fostering historical memory and diplomacy. It also strengthens the two countries’ cooperation in a new era. The Victory Day celebration in Moscow serves as a symbol of unity and mutual respect.
With this participation, Mongolia shows its ongoing dedication to regional friendship. The Victory Day celebration in Moscow becomes more than a remembrance—it becomes a reaffirmation of enduring alliances.
