Putin honored Russia’s elite Presidential Regiment inside the Kremlin—and the soldiers’ thunderous response is drawing global attention.
Watch the moment the hall erupts with a triple “URA!” after Vladimir Putin presents one of Russia’s highest military honors.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
• Vladimir Putin awarded the Order of Zhukov to Russia’s Presidential Regiment.
• The ceremony marked the regiment’s 90th anniversary.
• The event took place inside the historic St. George Hall of the Moscow Kremlin.
• Putin praised the unit’s loyalty, service and role in protecting key state institutions.
• The most striking moment came when soldiers responded in one voice with a powerful triple “URA!” salute.
• The Presidential Regiment is responsible for protecting the Kremlin and performing major state ceremonial duties.
• Putin also referenced a difficult period “when the fate of Russia was being decided,” a line that has drawn attention online.
The Kremlin ceremony showcased Russia’s elite guards, military traditions, and one of the most symbolic moments of state pageantry seen this year. Watch the full sequence as Putin decorates the regiment and receives a dramatic response from the assembled troops.
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