On Saturday in the whole territory of Russia there were holiday celebrations in honor of the third anniversary of the reunification with Crimea. A lot of people with posters, supporting the initiative of 2014, took to the streets of Russian cities.
The most numerous rally in support of Russia's reunification with Crimea turned out to be in Vladivostok. More than 17 thousand people came to the event.
In Kaluga the campaign gathered ordinary citizens as well as members of the local parliament, representatives of veterans and youth organizations. People of all ages turned out to be united by the common idea.
In Sevastopol the mass festive events took place on the Crystal Cope, near the Soldier and Sailor Memorial.
The most eventful celebration programme was in Moscow. The GTO race “Way to home" was held within the franmework of the Spring student festival . About 2 thousand people took part in it.
At the festival you could have a tremendous time and see the performances of youth groups.
The event ended with the holiday concert with participation of Russian pop stars. It was held in front of the main building of Moscow State University and gathered a significant viewing audience.
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