Rosgvardiya reported no violations during the Victory Day celebrations

There are no violations of public order during the Victory Day celebrations in Russia. This was reported on May 10 in the Rosgvardiya.

"In total, more than 47,000 servicemen and employees of the Russian Guard were involved in ensuring the security of Victory Day celebrations. There were no violations of public order," the ministry said in a statement.

Rosgvardiya noted that throughout the country, together with employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and other law enforcement agencies, Rosgvardiyans monitored law and order during rallies, parades, solemn processions and fireworks. They also examined places of mass presence of people for the absence of explosive objects. The events were held without incident.

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The agreements were reached with the mediation of the United States, in addition to the cease-fire, there will also be an exchange of prisoners.

A minute of silence was held across Russia on May 9 at 18:55 Moscow time in memory of the fallen during the Great Patriotic War. Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a minute of silence during the celebrations. In addition, he laid flowers at the Grave of the Unknown Soldier in the Alexander Garden of Moscow. He was also joined by foreign guests.