Zelensky threatened to strike at the May 9 parade in Moscow

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky hinted at a possible drone strike on Moscow on Victory Day. He stated this on May 4 at the summit of the European Political Community in Yerevan.

"Ukrainian drones may also fly in this parade," Zelensky is quoted as saying by RBC-Ukraine.

The head of the Kiev regime did not provide additional details.

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On April 28, the Russian Defense Ministry said that military personnel of higher military educational institutions of all types and branches of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation will march through Red Square in Moscow as part of the Victory Day parade on May 9. It is specified that military personnel of higher military educational institutions of all types and individual branches of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation will take part in the walking column.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on April 29 that the Kiev regime, which is losing territory on the battlefield every day, has switched to full-scale terrorist activity, and therefore, against the background of this terrorist threat, all necessary measures are being taken to minimize the danger. He also noted that the parade will take place anyway. The current date is not an anniversary date, so the parade will be held in a truncated format.

Peskov also noted that the whole world is waiting for Russian President Vladimir Putin's speech at the Victory Day Parade, which will be an extremely significant event.