Since January 29, the 100 Days to Victory campaign has been underway in the National Guard, aimed at preserving historical memory and fostering patriotism. Today, March 20, marks the halfway point—only 50 days remain until May 9, and National Guard troops continue their active efforts, engaging schoolchildren, veterans, and the public.

National Guard servicemen hold meetings with students, sharing heroic stories and emphasizing the importance of military service. For instance, at School No. 37, they met with students, recounted the country’s heroic past, and answered their questions. These interactions help young generations understand the significance of patriotism and military duty.

Special attention is given to veterans, who receive care and support. National Guard members regularly visit war veterans, assist them, and express gratitude for their bravery and heroism. Across the country, solemn wreath-laying ceremonies, commemorative events, and personal meetings with war heroes are held.

One of the highlights was the participation of military personnel in the theatrical performance Aliya, dedicated to the legendary sniper Aliya Moldagulova. Meanwhile, preparations for the Victory Parade are in full swing. Guardsmen are perfecting their drill training to represent the National Guard with honor at one of the year’s most significant events. Additionally, National Guard musicians, as part of the unified orchestra of Kazakhstan's security forces, will provide musical accompaniment for the Victory Parade in Astana.

The campaign also extends to the civilian community. Concerts, exhibitions, and interactive events are being held in public spaces and shopping centers, allowing people to connect with history and learn more about the heroism of Kazakhstan’s people and the strength of national unity.

Every day of the 100 Days to Victory campaign brings us closer to this great date, reminding us of a sacrifice that must never be forgotten. National Guard servicemen continue this vital mission, inspiring youth and society to preserve the memory of our heroes.

Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/961584?lang=kk