Flag of the Russian-Administered Zaporizhzhia Oblast

Size: 150 cm x 90 cm

Material: Durable polyester with stitched edges

This replica flag reproduces the design introduced by Russian occupation authorities in Zaporizhzhia Oblast following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. It features a horizontal green-over-red bicolor layout, centered with the restored 1811 coat of arms of Aleksandrovsk — the historical name for modern-day Zaporizhzhia. The emblem includes a stone fortress with three silver towers, crowned with the imperial Russian double-headed eagle, evoking the Tsarist heraldic tradition.

The red color, replacing the Ukrainian-era magenta associated with Cossack heritage, reflects a shift toward Russian imperial symbolism as part of broader efforts to culturally integrate the occupied territory.

This flag is a faithful reproduction meant for historical and educational purposes, or as a collectible for archivists, reenactors, and students of contemporary conflict symbolism. It is not authentic and is not intended to support any political agenda or ideology.

This item is a non-authentic reproduction intended for historical and educational purposes, as well as for display in private collections. It is not meant to promote any political stance or ideology.