Russia celebrates Victory Day, and Putin threatens the West and continues the war on Ukraine

In the largest military celebrations carried out by Russia to celebrate Victory Day under strict security measures, soldiers and tanks gathered in Red Square in the Russian capital, Moscow, for a military parade, as Russia commemorated the victory over the Nazis on the ninth of May, which corresponds to the day of Nazi Germany’s surrender in 1945 is the most important holiday in Putin's Russia.

Ukraine celebrates The Victory Day, changing the date to May 8

In a symbolic move confirming its separation from Moscow, Kyiv announced this year that the date of the celebration of Victory Day will be officially changed to May 8th, following the example of its European allies. And on the ninth of May, Europe Day, which celebrates the anniversary of the founding of the body that became the European Union.