Russia celebrates Victory Day

According to a reporter from Nhan Dan Newspaper based in Russia, on May 9, Russia organized activities to celebrate the 79th anniversary of Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War (May 9, 1945 - May 9, 2024), the victory of the Soviet Red Army over fascism.

At Red Square in Moscow, the parade was attended by about 9,000 officers and soldiers along with more than 70 technical vehicles. Russian President Vladimir Putin, foreign leaders, and a large number of veterans and Russian people watched the parade. The groups marching through Red Square included regiments, battalions and companies by type and service, military academies, youth groups, female soldiers, and a general military orchestra...

Speaking at the ceremony, Russian President Vladimir Putin affirmed that Victory Day on May 9 is a day that unites all generations, emphasizes long-standing traditional values ​​and is an emotional day when each family remembers and honors the heroes who sacrificed and recalls stories about the days they fought and worked.

At Red Square in Moscow, the parade involved about 9,000 officers and soldiers and more than 70 technical vehicles.

President Putin reiterated that Russia values ​​the support of the Allies on the anti-fascist front, never forgetting the common fight and the proud tradition of alliance.

The Russian leader stressed that Russia is in a difficult and turning point period and the country's future depends on every Russian. He believes in national unity to ensure the country's independence and safety. The Russian President affirmed that Russia will do everything possible to prevent conflicts and global confrontations and will not allow any force to threaten it.

Victory Day parades were also held in many cities and headquarters of military districts, fleets and combined arms corps. About 150,000 people and 2,500 pieces of military equipment took part in parades across Russia.

On this occasion, Mr. Grigory Trofimchuk, a Russian expert on international relations, commented: Victory Day on May 9 has long-term significance not only for Europe, but also for other continents. The great significance lies in marking the beginning of national liberation movements around the world. According to the expert, in addition to economic cooperation, sharing views on past and future issues is also a factor that unites countries and peoples. Preserving common historical memories contributes to ensuring global security. In the context of complex world fluctuations, the international community still needs to make great efforts to ensure peace, development and prosperity.

Source: https://nhandan.vn/nga-ky-niem-ngay-chien-thang-post808669.html