Putin's speech at Moscow city's 878th anniversary amid Ukraine attack bids on Russian capital

Published on Sep 14, 2025 10:43 am IST

On Moscow’s City Day, President Vladimir Putin lauded the capital’s vital role as the political, economic, and logistical center of Russia, with particular praise for its contributions to the nation’s space industry. Addressing medical and transport professionals, Putin highlighted the new stage of progress in Russian space technology and reaffirmed Moscow’s leadership in science and innovation. He acknowledged outstanding government support and expressed confidence that, with sustained effort, current challenges would be overcome. The president closed by celebrating the city’s achievements and wishing all Muscovites well—emphasizing that Moscow’s development reflects and shapes the future of all Russia.

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