Russia to Hold War‑Anniversary Parade Without Military Equipment
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Moscow will stage a parade to mark the anniversary of the war in Ukraine, but the event will feature no military hardware. The ceremony, scheduled for the capital’s Red Square, will include a march of troops and a fly‑past of aircraft, according to officials.
The parade is intended to commemorate the conflict’s start, yet observers note the absence of tanks, artillery or other combat gear. The event will focus on ceremonial displays rather than a showcase of military strength.
The decision reflects a shift in Russia’s public presentation of the war, emphasizing tradition over battlefield readiness.
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