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Russia to hold Victory Day parade without military hardware
The annual Victory Day parade in Moscow will take place without military equipment for the first time in nearly two decades. This decision comes amid ongoing concerns related to the conflict in Ukraine. (sources: theguardian, politico, ap, bloomberg, reuters)
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Russia will conduct a scaled-back Victory Day parade on May 9, omitting military hardware. This marks a significant change in the event's traditional format.
- The parade will occur at Red Square in Moscow.
- No armored vehicles or missile systems will be present.
- This is the first time military equipment will be absent since the invasion of Ukraine.
Why it matters
The absence of military hardware reflects the ongoing challenges faced by Russia in the context of the Ukraine conflict.
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