The Russian War Memorial in Rason, North Korea, is a historical monument that commemorates the Soviet Union's contribution to the liberation of the Korean peninsula from Japanese occupation at the end of World War II. This memorial is located in the North Korean city of Rason, which is a special economic zone in the northeastern part of the country, near the borders with Russia and China. The memorial itself is an imposing structure, featuring a large Soviet star and sculptures that represent the might and sacrifice of the Russian forces. It serves as a stark reminder of the historical ties between Russia and North Korea and stands as a tribute to the Soviet soldiers who lost their lives in the conflict. It is designed to symbolize the friendship and alliance between the two nations. The site is occasionally visited by tourists who are permitted to enter the country and offers a unique look into the wartime history and the geopolitical narratives promoted by North Korea.