Russian President Vladimir Putin led an enormous army parade by means of the streets of Moscow on Monday in Russia's annual celebration of "Victory Day," marking the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945.
The Could 9 celebration and vacation falls a day after Victory in Europe Day (VE Day) is widely known in Western Europe.
Hundreds of army items and personnel paraded by means of Crimson Sq. on Monday.
Talking on the parade, Putin blamed the West for the battle in Ukraine, which started after Russia invaded its neighbor on February 24. He mentioned that the West was "making ready for the invasion of our land, together with Crimea," and that the Ukraine battle which he calls a "particular army operation," was wanted and the precise determination.
"NATO is actively pursuing our territory. That's completely unacceptable to us. We're speaking about neo-Nazis in Ukraine that the U.S. and its companions are working with," Putin mentioned.
"Ukraine is receiving essentially the most fashionable weaponry from NATO. The choice for this particular army operation was pressured and was the one appropriate determination," he added.
"The U.S. spoke after the autumn of the Soviet Union about exceptionalism, however we're a distinct nation with a distinct character. We've respect for all individuals and cultures."
Enormous convoys of tanks and armored army autos rolled round Moscow, however army flyovers had been canceled due to opposed climate, in line with the Kremlin.
The image beneath exhibits Putin and Protection Minister Sergei Shoigu, left, leaving Crimson Sq. after the Victory Day army parade.

This one exhibits Russian service personnel in army autos in the course of the parade in Crimson Sq..

The beneath picture exhibits Russian servicewomen marching.

Beneath, Russian self-propelled artillery autos go away Crimson Sq..

Beneath, a Russian Yars intercontinental ballistic missile launcher drives by means of Crimson Sq..

Russian servicemen parade by means of Crimson Sq., beneath.

Within the image beneath, veterans and company rejoice the 77th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany.

Members of a army band attend the Victory Day army parade in Crimson Sq., beneath.

A safety service officer is pictured with a sniper rifle on Monday.

Within the picture beneath, on the left, Vladimir Putin leaves Crimson Sq. after the parade. On the precise, Russian Protection Minister Sergei Shoigu salutes as he's pushed by means of Crimson Sq..

This yr's celebration was extra muted than in earlier years, clearly overshadowed by the battle in Ukraine. There was hypothesis that Putin was going to assert some type of victory in Ukraine, and some recommended he might have used Victory Day to formally declare battle in opposition to its neighbor. To date, Putin has known as Russia's invasion "a particular army operation."
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