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⚡️BREAKING: What if Ukraine actually crashes Putin’s Victory Day parade? While Moscow begs for a “ceasefire” before May 9, Ukrainian MPs are openly saying: we have weapons that can reach Red Square. Either Putin strips the front lines of air defenses to protect his parade… or he leaves the...

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Zelenskyy: “We cannot guarantee the safety of world leaders at the Victory Parade in Moscow” China has reached out to Ukraine urging them to please not strike Putin’s parade, which is a legal military target. Putin also requested a ceasefire for his parade but was rejected.
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Zelenskyy: “We cannot guarantee the safety of world leaders at the Victory Parade in Moscow” China has reached out to Ukraine urging them to please not strike Putin’s parade, which is a legal military target. Putin also requested a ceasefire for his parade but was rejected.

Anonymous

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Russia rehearsed its annual Victory Day parade in Moscow's Red Square, marking 81 years since the defeat of Nazi Germany. Moscow also declared a two-day ceasefire with Ukraine to cover the May 9 celebrations.
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Russia rehearsed its annual Victory Day parade in Moscow's Red Square, marking 81 years since the defeat of Nazi Germany. Moscow also declared a two-day ceasefire with Ukraine to cover the May 9 celebrations.

Al Jazeera English

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Russia declares Victory Day truce but warns of major strike on Kiev if Moscow is targeted The Defense Ministry announced a two-day ceasefire for May 8–9 to mark the end of World War II in Europe and urged Ukraine to observe it, following Zelensky’s remarks about Ukrainian drones potentially appearing over Red Square during the celebrations. Video shows rehearsals for the parade underway.
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Russia declares Victory Day truce but warns of major strike on Kiev if Moscow is targeted The Defense Ministry announced a two-day ceasefire for May 8–9 to mark the end of World War II in Europe and urged Ukraine to observe it, following Zelensky’s remarks about Ukrainian drones potentially appearing over Red Square during the celebrations. Video shows rehearsals for the parade underway.

Chay Bowes

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In 2022, Putin promised a victory parade in Kyiv—now in 2026, he fears one in Moscow. 🚫🇷🇺 Ukrainian drones strike deep into Russia, shattering the myth of safety. ✈️🔥 Putin begs for a ceasefire, but his regime is collapsing. 📉 Share the truth—together we’ll witness the fall. #RussiaIsCollapsing #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #MoscowParade #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦
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In 2022, Putin promised a victory parade in Kyiv—now in 2026, he fears one in Moscow. 🚫🇷🇺 Ukrainian drones strike deep into Russia, shattering the myth of safety. ✈️🔥 Putin begs for a ceasefire, but his regime is collapsing. 📉 Share the truth—together we’ll witness the fall. #RussiaIsCollapsing #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #MoscowParade #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦

Anna_From_Ukraine_Official

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For the first time in nearly 20 years, the May 9 parade in Moscow won’t showcase its military hardware—the centerpiece of Putin’s power theater. The official excuse? “Operational conditions” and “security threats.” The reality? Ukrainian drones are getting harder to intercept, and showcasing military power would mean exposing equipment to direct strikes. At this point, the Kremlin is even publicly calling on Ukraine to hold a ceasefire during the parade. Putin has even called Trump to make a stronger plea. “Russia’s Defense Ministry believes it can’t hold a parade in Moscow without Ukraine’s goodwill,” Zelenskyy commented on the call for a ceasefire. Russia has proposed a ceasefire for May 8–9, while Ukraine is calling on Russia to stop shelling immediately, starting May 5–6. One lesson we know for sure: Moscow should never be trusted. Also it turns out it’s hard to stage a grand display of Putin’s strength when you’re facing modern Ukrainian warfare technology.
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For the first time in nearly 20 years, the May 9 parade in Moscow won’t showcase its military hardware—the centerpiece of Putin’s power theater. The official excuse? “Operational conditions” and “security threats.” The reality? Ukrainian drones are getting harder to intercept, and showcasing military power would mean exposing equipment to direct strikes. At this point, the Kremlin is even publicly calling on Ukraine to hold a ceasefire during the parade. Putin has even called Trump to make a stronger plea. “Russia’s Defense Ministry believes it can’t hold a parade in Moscow without Ukraine’s goodwill,” Zelenskyy commented on the call for a ceasefire. Russia has proposed a ceasefire for May 8–9, while Ukraine is calling on Russia to stop shelling immediately, starting May 5–6. One lesson we know for sure: Moscow should never be trusted. Also it turns out it’s hard to stage a grand display of Putin’s strength when you’re facing modern Ukrainian warfare technology.

Kateryna Lisunova

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Now we see exactly how Putin used the three day ceasefire, to prepare for massive missile strikes on Ukraine 🇺🇦 Instead of strikes on Putin’s May 9th parade, there are massive missile strikes on Ukraine’s capital While Trump is helping Putin weaken Ukraine in every way possible
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Now we see exactly how Putin used the three day ceasefire, to prepare for massive missile strikes on Ukraine 🇺🇦 Instead of strikes on Putin’s May 9th parade, there are massive missile strikes on Ukraine’s capital While Trump is helping Putin weaken Ukraine in every way possible

Ukraine Battle Map

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Best moments from the Victory Day parade in Moscow. I was honored to witness the parade in person today, but for those watching from abroad, hope this footage makes you feel a fraction of the emotions that pass through the heart of every Russian on May 9. Happy Victory Day!
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Best moments from the Victory Day parade in Moscow. I was honored to witness the parade in person today, but for those watching from abroad, hope this footage makes you feel a fraction of the emotions that pass through the heart of every Russian on May 9. Happy Victory Day!

Margarita Simonyan

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Putin's panic is growing by the hour. He needs his parade. The Russian side even suggested, through unofficial channels, that prisoners be exchanged on the eve of May 9th if Ukraine agreed not to attack the parade in Red Square. Moscow is in complete chaos: the internet is down, airports are paralyzed, and there are problems with payments. Locals are complaining that card payments aren't accepted everywhere and communication is patchy. All because of the parade.
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Putin's panic is growing by the hour. He needs his parade. The Russian side even suggested, through unofficial channels, that prisoners be exchanged on the eve of May 9th if Ukraine agreed not to attack the parade in Red Square. Moscow is in complete chaos: the internet is down, airports are paralyzed, and there are problems with payments. Locals are complaining that card payments aren't accepted everywhere and communication is patchy. All because of the parade.

Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦

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Estonian FM Margus Tsahkna tells me Putin is “afraid of Ukraine” ruining his Victory Day parade and more: “Putin is afraid about this parade…for the first time after 20 he's afraid of Ukraine drone attacks, I think. And that's the reason why he is proposing this ceasefire or whatever we call it. Maybe they can hold it, but there is no strategic point to do it. So it seems that he is afraid of Ukraine. And also this is a pretty clear message that he's a weaker than than most of the world is thinking he is.”
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Estonian FM Margus Tsahkna tells me Putin is “afraid of Ukraine” ruining his Victory Day parade and more: “Putin is afraid about this parade…for the first time after 20 he's afraid of Ukraine drone attacks, I think. And that's the reason why he is proposing this ceasefire or whatever we call it. Maybe they can hold it, but there is no strategic point to do it. So it seems that he is afraid of Ukraine. And also this is a pretty clear message that he's a weaker than than most of the world is thinking he is.”

Jim Sciutto

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Putin's parade on Red Square gave the impression of "decline and exhaustion" - Secretary General of Estonia's Foreign Ministry Jonatan Vseviov Ambassador Jonatan Vseviov "Putin called President Trump and asked him not only to mediate, but also to persuade President Zelenskyy to allow the May 9 parade in Moscow to take place. In my view, that speaks to Putin’s weakness, and the footage we saw from Moscow only reinforced it. There was almost no military equipment at the parade because much of it has been destroyed on Ukrainian territory, and the part that remains Russia clearly did not want to gather in one place. The entire event felt wilted and exhausted. Symbolically, I think it reflects quite well the situation Putin has led Russia into. Putin proposed a ceasefire for May 9, and Zelenskyy responded by offering a ceasefire starting earlier and publicly announcing it. In my view, that was a very clever move that tore away the mask from what was essentially Putin’s false proposal. The bluff was exposed in the worst possible way - during that period Russia attacked not only Ukrainian civilian infrastructure, but even a kindergarten. There could hardly be anything more revealing when it comes to showing that Putin was never genuinely interested in a real ceasefire. He was simply interested in making sure his parade took place. And I’m not sure there is anyone left in the world who cannot see through that." Source: Vikerhommik / ERR
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Putin's parade on Red Square gave the impression of "decline and exhaustion" - Secretary General of Estonia's Foreign Ministry Jonatan Vseviov Ambassador Jonatan Vseviov "Putin called President Trump and asked him not only to mediate, but also to persuade President Zelenskyy to allow the May 9 parade in Moscow to take place. In my view, that speaks to Putin’s weakness, and the footage we saw from Moscow only reinforced it. There was almost no military equipment at the parade because much of it has been destroyed on Ukrainian territory, and the part that remains Russia clearly did not want to gather in one place. The entire event felt wilted and exhausted. Symbolically, I think it reflects quite well the situation Putin has led Russia into. Putin proposed a ceasefire for May 9, and Zelenskyy responded by offering a ceasefire starting earlier and publicly announcing it. In my view, that was a very clever move that tore away the mask from what was essentially Putin’s false proposal. The bluff was exposed in the worst possible way - during that period Russia attacked not only Ukrainian civilian infrastructure, but even a kindergarten. There could hardly be anything more revealing when it comes to showing that Putin was never genuinely interested in a real ceasefire. He was simply interested in making sure his parade took place. And I’m not sure there is anyone left in the world who cannot see through that." Source: Vikerhommik / ERR

Anton Gerashchenko

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Russia is suffering defeats on all fronts, so what is it celebrating? Russians speak up about Putin's parade. This "walk along Red Square" is dragging Putin's ratings down. They noticed that the ceasefire was requested by Putin for just one day and just for Moscow. Russian air defense was pulled from the whole country to protect Moscow, as well. That raises many questions among Russians.
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Russia is suffering defeats on all fronts, so what is it celebrating? Russians speak up about Putin's parade. This "walk along Red Square" is dragging Putin's ratings down. They noticed that the ceasefire was requested by Putin for just one day and just for Moscow. Russian air defense was pulled from the whole country to protect Moscow, as well. That raises many questions among Russians.

Anton Gerashchenko

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Victory Day parade in Moscow may not take place for the first time in 30 years. A decision to cancel or postpone it could be made over fears of strikes by new Ukrainian missiles capable of reaching Russia's capital within 10-30 minutes. According to Z-blogger Ilya Tumanov ("Fighterbomber"), there are reports that Russian authorities have already canceled the aerial portion of the parade in Moscow and St. Petersburg and are considering postponing or canceling the ground segment. A day earlier, Peskov gave an evasive answer when asked about a possible cancellation, saying: "We are preparing for the Victory Day celebrations." No further official statements have been made. Preparations for parades have already begun in some cities - but there have been no such reports from Moscow or St. Petersburg. Tumanov says that a rehearsal of parade formations was scheduled to take place at a training ground on Sunday, but it was canceled, and the troops were told they would return to their permanent bases "until further instructions." He suggested the parade could be moved to another date, as happened in 2020 due to COVID. According to him, the reason is long-range Ukrainian missiles. Cruise missiles could reach Moscow in about 30 minutes, while ballistic missiles could do so in as little as 10 minutes. "Imagine: 'Parade, attention!' - and a missile alert is announced. What would happen on the square and around it? It would be a major blow in media terms, even if nothing actually hits," Tumanov said.
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Victory Day parade in Moscow may not take place for the first time in 30 years. A decision to cancel or postpone it could be made over fears of strikes by new Ukrainian missiles capable of reaching Russia's capital within 10-30 minutes. According to Z-blogger Ilya Tumanov ("Fighterbomber"), there are reports that Russian authorities have already canceled the aerial portion of the parade in Moscow and St. Petersburg and are considering postponing or canceling the ground segment. A day earlier, Peskov gave an evasive answer when asked about a possible cancellation, saying: "We are preparing for the Victory Day celebrations." No further official statements have been made. Preparations for parades have already begun in some cities - but there have been no such reports from Moscow or St. Petersburg. Tumanov says that a rehearsal of parade formations was scheduled to take place at a training ground on Sunday, but it was canceled, and the troops were told they would return to their permanent bases "until further instructions." He suggested the parade could be moved to another date, as happened in 2020 due to COVID. According to him, the reason is long-range Ukrainian missiles. Cruise missiles could reach Moscow in about 30 minutes, while ballistic missiles could do so in as little as 10 minutes. "Imagine: 'Parade, attention!' - and a missile alert is announced. What would happen on the square and around it? It would be a major blow in media terms, even if nothing actually hits," Tumanov said.

Anton Gerashchenko

55,353 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

As Russia prepares for its annual Victory Day parade commemorating the Soviet defeat of Nazi Germany, confusion is growing over competing ceasefire claims between Moscow and Kyiv, Aidan Stretch reports. President Vladimir Putin announced a temporary ceasefire tied to the holiday, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of violating a separate proposal nearly 2,000 times. Russian officials also say they are on high alert over the threat of Ukrainian drone attacks near the parade, underscoring Ukraine’s growing ability to strike deep inside Russian territory.
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As Russia prepares for its annual Victory Day parade commemorating the Soviet defeat of Nazi Germany, confusion is growing over competing ceasefire claims between Moscow and Kyiv, Aidan Stretch reports. President Vladimir Putin announced a temporary ceasefire tied to the holiday, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of violating a separate proposal nearly 2,000 times. Russian officials also say they are on high alert over the threat of Ukrainian drone attacks near the parade, underscoring Ukraine’s growing ability to strike deep inside Russian territory.

CBS News

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In November 1941, the Germans were already at the gates of Moscow and it seemed the Soviet capital would soon fall. However, Stalin, as People’s Commissar of Defence, chose not to leave the city. Instead, he ordered a military parade on Red Square. Prepared in secrecy and held under the threat of air raids, the parade became far more than a ceremony. Troops marched across Red Square straight to the frontlines, while Hitler - upon learning of the parade over the radio - reportedly demanded the event be crushed immediately. No German bomber reached Moscow that day. For Soviet citizens, the parade became a turning point, proof that the entire country would fight on. Sergey Kolodin later recalled: “I heard that parade at home, in Kalinin, in Tver. And indeed, that parade inspired us, the youth. I was 17 years old then. And I went to the front.”
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In November 1941, the Germans were already at the gates of Moscow and it seemed the Soviet capital would soon fall. However, Stalin, as People’s Commissar of Defence, chose not to leave the city. Instead, he ordered a military parade on Red Square. Prepared in secrecy and held under the threat of air raids, the parade became far more than a ceremony. Troops marched across Red Square straight to the frontlines, while Hitler - upon learning of the parade over the radio - reportedly demanded the event be crushed immediately. No German bomber reached Moscow that day. For Soviet citizens, the parade became a turning point, proof that the entire country would fight on. Sergey Kolodin later recalled: “I heard that parade at home, in Kalinin, in Tver. And indeed, that parade inspired us, the youth. I was 17 years old then. And I went to the front.”

Rina Lu🇷🇺

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President Putin declared a two-day ceasefire in the conflict with Ukraine on May 8-9 to mark Russia’s World War Two victory, but Ukrainian President ‌Zelenskiy countered with his own proposed pause in fighting starting earlier, on the night of May 5‑6
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President Putin declared a two-day ceasefire in the conflict with Ukraine on May 8-9 to mark Russia’s World War Two victory, but Ukrainian President ‌Zelenskiy countered with his own proposed pause in fighting starting earlier, on the night of May 5‑6

Reuters

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Zelensky refuses to give Putin a parade: no ceasefire for May 9 Ukraine will not support the ceasefire announced by Russia for May 9, calling it pointless. According to Kyiv Independent, citing a senior Ukrainian official, Kyiv sees no value in such pauses. By 10 a.m. alone, Russia had violated the “silence regime” declared by Zelensky 1,820 times. During the previous “Easter ceasefire,” there were more than 10,000 violations in just 32 hours. Ukrainian officials say these pauses don’t work and are used as a formality rather than a real step toward de-escalation. Zelensky also said Russia is reinforcing Moscow’s air defenses ahead of May 9, redeploying systems from other regions. He hinted that such movements create “additional opportunities” for long-range strikes.
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Zelensky refuses to give Putin a parade: no ceasefire for May 9 Ukraine will not support the ceasefire announced by Russia for May 9, calling it pointless. According to Kyiv Independent, citing a senior Ukrainian official, Kyiv sees no value in such pauses. By 10 a.m. alone, Russia had violated the “silence regime” declared by Zelensky 1,820 times. During the previous “Easter ceasefire,” there were more than 10,000 violations in just 32 hours. Ukrainian officials say these pauses don’t work and are used as a formality rather than a real step toward de-escalation. Zelensky also said Russia is reinforcing Moscow’s air defenses ahead of May 9, redeploying systems from other regions. He hinted that such movements create “additional opportunities” for long-range strikes.

NEXTA

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BREAKING: 🇷🇺🇺🇲 Putin REJECTS 30-day ceasefire and wants Long-term peace "We agree with proposals to end hostilities, but we proceed from the fact that this cessation should lead to long-term peace and the elimination of the root cause of the crisis" "Ukraine can use the 30-day ceasefire to obtain weapons or force mobilization, Putin noted" he added ( video in comments)
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BREAKING: 🇷🇺🇺🇲 Putin REJECTS 30-day ceasefire and wants Long-term peace "We agree with proposals to end hostilities, but we proceed from the fact that this cessation should lead to long-term peace and the elimination of the root cause of the crisis" "Ukraine can use the 30-day ceasefire to obtain weapons or force mobilization, Putin noted" he added ( video in comments)

Megatron

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Putin has once again ordered his troops to continue combat operations in Ukraine "to achieve their objectives". He noted that along the entire front line Russian forces are advancing successfully and said he hopes they will continue to do so. He also stated that the Ukrainian Armed Forces must be pushed out of "their territories". He is openly saying he has no intention of stopping. There are no signs in Putin’s words or actions that he wants peace.
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Putin has once again ordered his troops to continue combat operations in Ukraine "to achieve their objectives". He noted that along the entire front line Russian forces are advancing successfully and said he hopes they will continue to do so. He also stated that the Ukrainian Armed Forces must be pushed out of "their territories". He is openly saying he has no intention of stopping. There are no signs in Putin’s words or actions that he wants peace.

WarTranslated

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