This Russian Victory 2025 Patch displays «ПОБЕДА», meaning “Victory,” across a rectangular design divided diagonally between orange and black stripes and the Russian tricolor. The dates «1941–1945» appear toward the upper left, with «2025» at the lower right. Pale lettering extends across both halves of the face, and a dark border encloses the complete composition shown in the photograph.

The dates connect the design with the eightieth anniversary of the end of the Great Patriotic War in 1945. In Russian historical usage, 1941–1945 identifies the period of the Soviet Union’s war against Nazi Germany. The wider Second World War began earlier, so the dates should be understood in that specific commemorative context. The separate year 2025 supplies the anniversary reference printed on the item.

The central Russian word is transliterated as Pobeda. Its long, narrow letters span the division between the two background patterns rather than sitting inside a separate text box. White, blue and red bands occupy the right part of the face, while alternating orange and dark stripes fill the opposite section. The diagonal boundary gives this version its particular layout and makes the two sources of imagery visible together.

As Russian victory anniversary insignia, the piece is identified through its written dates and complete word rather than a numbered formation. The Pobeda tricolor badge combines commemorative wording with national colours in a compact horizontal format. The upper date and lower year are both relevant when comparing it with versions marking another anniversary or using only the word Victory without any dates.

The pictured 2025 commemorative patch is offered as one individual specimen at €25, with one available. The front photograph records the entire face, including the dark outer edge, diagonal division and position of the lettering. The Russian inscription and its English translation are given above to preserve the exact subject for readers who do not read Cyrillic. This listing concerns the rectangular embroidered version shown, with 1941–1945 at the top and 2025 near the lower corner. Those visible dates and the particular arrangement of stripes distinguish this example from a plain flag tab or a circular anniversary badge.

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