Footage has emerged of the situation on Tverskaya Street in Moscow on the eve of the Victory Day Parade.
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- Footage has emerged of the situation on Tverskaya Street in Moscow on the eve of the Victory Day Parade.
Tverskaya Street in Moscow was traditionally decorated in honor of the anniversary of victory in the Great Patriotic War (WWII). Igor Kaporikov, a correspondent for Izvestia, showed the situation on the eve of the Victory Day Parade on May 9.
"Very soon, the main parade of the country will begin under the Kremlin chimes. A symbol of memory, military glory and the continuity of generations," the journalist noted.
The footage shows how red flags are waving against the background of the historical facades of the capital. As noted by Kaporikov, the Red Square is almost ready for the start of the solemn march.
On May 8, Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated the leaders and citizens of foreign countries on the 81st anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War. The Head of State noted that this day is a day of gratitude to the fathers and grandfathers who fought together on the fields of the Second World War, bringing the long-awaited victory over Nazism closer. The Russian leader also conveyed words of gratitude and congratulations to veterans and home front workers who live in foreign countries.
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