Is the Soviet March the national anthem of Russia?

The Soviet March is not the national anthem of Russia.

March of the Soviet Union is not a song of the former Soviet Union. The composer and lyricist are all Americans, and the song itself is only the background music of the game Red Alert, which is used as the theme song in Red Alert 3. The original lyrics are consistent with the game style.

The current national anthem of the Russian Federation is called "Russia, Our Holy Motherland", which follows the melody of the national anthem of the former Soviet Union "Unbreakable Alliance". From June 5438 to February 2000, Russian President Vladimir Putin officially signed the bill on the national flag, national emblem and national anthem, and after modifying the lyrics, he officially designated the national anthem of the former Soviet Union as "Russia, our sacred motherland".

Last patriotic song (Russian: патротическяппсн)

Title: Russia, Our Holy Motherland

Lyrics: Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov

Composer: Alexander Vasilyevich Alexandrov

Lyrics:

1、

Russia, our sacred country,

Russia, our lovely home.

Stubborn will, brilliant glory

Is your eternal wealth!

Glorious, our free motherland,

The ancient fraternal national alliance,

Wisdom belongs to the people!

Glory, motherland! We are proud of you!

2、

From the Southern Ocean to the Arctic Border

Our forests and fields are everywhere.

You are unique!

God bless you, our only home!

Glorious, our free motherland,

The ancient fraternal national alliance,

Wisdom belongs to the people!

Glory, motherland! We are proud of you!

3、

The years to come are our life and ideals.

Open up infinite space.

Loyalty to our motherland gives us strength.

This was the case in the past, now and in the future!

Glorious, our free motherland,

The ancient fraternal national alliance,

Wisdom belongs to the people!

Glory, motherland! We are proud of you!