Putin welcomes leaders to Kremlin: ‘peoples of Soviet Union made significant contribution to defeating Nazism' 'But we have NEVER divided this great victory into 'our' victory and 'someone else’s' victory' 'Memory of…

President Putin's remarks at the Kremlin emphasized the unified historical narrative of the Soviet Union's role in defeating Nazism, which may serve to bolster national pride amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. This rhetoric could influence risk appetite among investors, particularly regarding Russian assets, as it reinforces a narrative of resilience and unity. The Russian ruble and equities may experience volatility as traders assess the implications of such statements on domestic stability and international relations. Market participants will be particularly attentive to upcoming geopolitical developments, including any Western responses or sanctions that could arise from these statements.

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