Russia Celebrates Victory Day And Organises Parade Amidst Recent Drone Attacks On Kremlin

Russia celebrated Victory Day on May 9, marking the Soviet Union’s triumph over Nazi Germany in World War II. However, this year’s event was held amidst recent drone attacks on the Kremlin, leading to heightened security measures.

The Parade

The Victory Day parade is a traditional event in Russia, featuring troops, military hardware, and a public celebration. This year’s parade took place in Moscow’s Red Square and included around 12,000 troops, more than 190 military vehicles, and over 80 aircraft.

The Drone Attacks

Prior to the parade, Moscow experienced a series of drone attacks on the Kremlin, leading to heightened security measures for the event. The attacks have been attributed to anti-government protesters, and authorities have arrested several suspects.

Tightened Security

In response to the drone attacks, authorities implemented tightened security measures, including the deployment of air defense systems and the use of jamming technology to disrupt drone signals. The security measures ensured that the parade went ahead without incident.

Despite the recent drone attacks on the Kremlin, Russia’s Victory Day parade proceeded as planned, albeit with heightened security measures. The event served as a reminder of the country’s triumph over Nazi Germany in World War II and the sacrifices made by those who fought to protect their country.

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