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Russia scales back Victory Day plans

Russia to hold a Victory Day parade without military equipment for the 1st time in nearly 2 decades

Russia’s traditional parade marking the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II will take place next week without tanks, missiles and other military equipment, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a st...

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Russia scales back Victory Day plans as Ukraine's military reach expands

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Russia holds Victory Day parade without tanks and missiles for first time since Ukraine war

Russia to mark war anniversary with parade, but no equipment

Russia will mark victory over Nazi Germany next month with a military parade on Moscow's Red Square, but with no military equipment displayed in view of the operational situation

Russia marks 80 years since defeat of Nazi Germany with massive parade - AP explains

Russia marked the 80th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II with a massive military parade on Red Square on Friday attended by President Vladimir Putin and foreign leaders, including Chinese President Xi Jinping and Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro.

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Germany preparing for all-out war by rehearsing mass evacuations

This week, for the first time in decades, Germany carried out its largest medical exercise in decades as Russia's threat to Europe increases the possibility of largescale war. The NATO "Quadriga 2026" exercise took place in Lithuania and simulated ...

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Humiliation for Putin as no tanks to take part in Russian military parade

Vladimir Putin has been left humiliated after being forced to scale back Russia's annual Victory Day parade due to fears of Ukrainian strikes. No tanks, missiles or other military equipment will be displayed in Moscow's Red Square during the May 9 parade which marks the Soviet Union's defeat of Nazi Germany in the Second World War.