US EditionPutin, Xi and friendly world leaders celebrate Russia’s Victory Day at Moscow Parade
- Russian President Vladimir Putin led a highly choreographed Victory Day parade on May 9 in Moscow, with friendly world leaders attending.
- The event commemorated the 80th anniversary of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany and aimed to show Russia is not isolated despite the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
- Dozens of foreign delegations, including presidents from Brazil, Egypt, Serbia, Venezuela, and the Palestinian Authority, attended despite Baltic states closing their airspace to diplomatic flights to Moscow.
- Russian state media reported that approximately 11,500 soldiers participated in the parade, equipped with enhanced weaponry, while Putin announced a unilateral ceasefire lasting three days coinciding with the anniversary, a move that Ukraine quickly dismissed.
- The parade reinforced Russia’s message of resilience and international support but coincided with stalled US-led peace talks and Ukraine calling the ceasefire a political manipulation.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin invited 29 world leaders to witness the main military parade at Moscow’s Red Square, and most expectedly used the high-level occasion to review Russia’s diplomatic priorities with African leaders. The high-ranking African leaders came from Burkina Faso, Congo, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Guinea Bissau and Zimbabwe to honor the victory in […] The post Victory Day in Moscow, Africa Shows Traditional Solidar…
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