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More than 10,000 troops participated in the event, along with armored vehicles and aircraft.

Up to 11,000 troops marched on Moscow’s iconic Red Square on Monday as Russia celebrated the 77th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany during World War II. The conflict is largely called the Great Patriotic War in Russia, and May 9 is one of the country’s most revered holidays.

The marching columns represented all branches of Russia’s Armed Forces, including airborne troops, military police, national guardsmen and cadets.

More than 130 armored vehicles were led by the iconic T-34-85 tank, which was one of the main ‘workhorses’ of the Red Army during the war.

The state-of-the-art T-90M Proryv (Breakthrough) main battle tanks, S-400 air-defense missile systems, and Yars thermonuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles, were among other top-notch weapons showcased on the Red Square.

Vladimir Putin arrives to watch the Victory Day military parade at Red Square in central Moscow.

Vladimir Putin congratulated his troops on a 'day of great victory' as he addressed a Victory Day parade in Moscow today.

Thousands of Russian troops formed up in the Red Square as Russia marked the day Nazi Germany surrendered in 1945, marking the end of the Second World War in Europe.

Putin used his speech to warn against Western aggression and told his troops they are fighting for the security of Russia against what he claimed were plans to invade.

Vladimir Putin joined the Immortal Regiment march. Photo: TASS.

A Soviet-era motorbike driven by soldiers dressed in Second World War uniforms and emblazoned on the side with the Ukraine 'Z' war symbol takes part in a parade in Vladivostok earlier in the day.

Putin watches over a downsized military parade in Moscow's Red Square on Monday, as a fly-past by the air force was cancelled - ostensibly due to bad weather in Moscow.

A Russian intercontinental ballistic missile - though to be the RS-24 Yars capable of carrying up to 10 warheads - drives through the Red Square during Victory Day celebrations.

Russian T-72B3M tanks take part in a military parade through Moscow's Red Square as part of Victory Day events in Moscow, commemorating Soviet victory over Nazi Germany.

A T-34 tank - the main battle tank of the Soviet military during the Second World War - flies a Soviet banner as it processes through the Red Square during Victory Day events in Moscow.

Russian armoured vehicles process through the Red Square as part of a downsized Victory Day parade.

Russian servicemen march on Red Square during the Victory Day military parade in central Moscow.

Russian troops riding atop armoured vehicles salute towards a platform where Vladimir Putin was sitting during Victory Day commemorations in Moscow today.

Russian paratroopers, who were involved in a conflict in Ukraine, drive BTR-MDM armoured personnel carriers during a military parade on Victory Day.

Russian President Vladimir Putin shakes hands with a veteran during Victory Day events in Moscow today.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu and Chief of the Russian Land Forces Oleg Salyukov walk after a military parade on Victory Day.

Russian commanders march through Moscow Red Square on Monday during Victory Day commemorations in Russia.

Putin stopped short of officially declaring war on Ukraine in his speech, a move that many had feared and which could had led to a mobilisation of Russia's military reserves and an escalation in the fighting.

Russian commanders march through Moscow's Red Square as part of scaled-down events to mark Victory Day.

Yars thermonuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles that can travel 10,000km (6,213 miles).

Russia troops, their chests baring medals in the orange and black of Saint George's ribbon - the highest award of Imperial Russia parade through the Red Square

Sergei Shoigu, the Russian defence minister who has been rumoured dead several times since the war in Ukraine started, salutes troops as he rides through the Red Square on Victory Day

Russian servicewomen march through the Red Square as part of Victory Day celebrations taking place across the country.

Russian officers march in the Victory Day parade

Kurganets-25 armored infantry fighting vehicles were equipped with the newest Epokha (Epoch) weapons module that allows them to destroy targets with guns and rockets.

Members of a Russian military band march during a parade on Victory Day, which marks the 77th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two.

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu salutes to his soldiers as he is driven along Red Square in the Aurus Senat car during the Victory Day military parade in Moscow.

Russian soldiers give a soft 'ura' cheer to mark the end of Vladimir Putin's speech during the Victory Day parade in Moscow.

Russian servicemen march on Red Square during the Victory Day military parade in central Moscow.

Russian cadets lead marchers through Red Square during parades to mark Soviet victory over the Nazis in World War Two.

Russian Yars intercontinental ballistic missile launchers parade through Red Square.

Russian navy sailors march during a military parade on Victory Day, which marks the 77th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two.

Russian VDV paratroopers take part in a march through Moscow's Red Square today

Sergei Shoigu - the Russian defence minister who has been rumoured dead several times since the invasion began - rides atop an open car through Moscow during Victory Day celebrations in Russia.

Russian service members take part in a military parade on Victory Day, which marks the 77th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two.

Russian service members line up before a military parade on Victory Day in Moscow.

Military vehicles roll through the far eastern city of Vladivostok during a military parade, which marks the 77th anniversary of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two.

A Russian tank emblazoned with orange and black stripes of the Saint George's ribbon - Imperial Russia's highest.

Russian infantry fighting vehicles take part in Victory Day parades in Vladivostok, in Russia's far east, on May 9.

Participants wearing historical uniforms ride in WWII-era vehicles during a military parade, which marks the 77th anniversary of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two.

Military vehicles roll through the far eastern city of Vladivostok during a military parade marking the end of the Second World War in Europe and the losses suffered by Soviet forces.

Russian Buk-M3 air defense missile systems parade through Red Square.

Russian sailors, rifles carried across their chests, take part in a Victory Day march through the eastern city of Vladivostok.

Servicewomen take part in a military parade, which marks the 77th anniversary of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two, in the far eastern city of Vladivostok.

Sailors take part in a military parade as cities across Russia mark Soviet victory over Nazi Germany that ended war in Europe.

Sailors take part in a military parade, which marks the 77th anniversary of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two, in the far eastern city of Vladivostok.

People carry portraits of their relatives - WWII soldiers - as they take part in the Immortal Regiment march in the far eastern city of Vladivostok.

People wearing Soviet World War Two uniforms and carrying a Soviet flag take part in Victory Day marches in Vladivostok.

Vladimir Putin and Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu leave Red Square after the Victory Day military parade.

The marching columns represented all branches of Russia’s armed forces. They included elite airborne troops, military police, national guardsmen, Cossacks, and cadets.

Russian Yars intercontinental ballistic missile launchers parade through Red Square during the Victory Day military parade.

A Russian serviceman kisses his girlfriend after taking part in the Victory Day military parade in Moscow on May 9, 2022.

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Colorful. Putin look healthy more than those wishing him death.

Meanwhile, as ASUU don declare indefinitely strike, any fine babe who is open for free math class should come to my place.

H.

Celebration of lost glory... OK o Russia won Germany but USA won Russia... So, what will USA be celebrating?

Colourful

fantastic!

PUTIN MY MENTOR!

ONE OF THE GREATEST MEN TO EVER WALK THIS EARTH!

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

I saw Shiogu, the Defence Minister western media told us for months had a massive heart attack standing and inspecting the troops.

I hope the world do away with juvenile leadership and have leaders that can work for peace despite their differences. My heart goes to Ukrainians who are being slaughtered for East vs West ego trip.

Putin is really very healthy.

So why the propaganda

Gragra as usual from Putin, the saddist

Hopefully he didn't say anything about an all-out war.

God bless President Putin
God bless Mother Russia


Death to all Nazis and their apologists.
We’ll annihilate una laslas

Russia is celebrating victory day and showcasing their new military hardwares in relatively peaceful environments, while Ukraine is being bombed into rubles by a fraction of Russian troops placed there to give 'em nightmare
Putin is a GOAT, whether you reading this, or even your father likes it or not.
It's been long since I saw Biden blinken and Truss come out to threaten russia again. They've achieved their goals with Ukraine and are giving that clown called zelensky money to keep fighting just to save face.
Once the EU finally man's up and ban the cheap oil they get from Russia their ammunitions go finish. That time them no go see mouth talk again for the Mata.
No matter what, this conflict is a blessing in disguice for mother Russia.
Before na "if you do this, we will sanction you. If you do that, we will sanction you" be the card the west always played against whoever wanted to raise shoulders to them.
Now wey dem Don exhaust their sanctions, I wonder what else they have up their sleeves that can be used to threaten russia and all those who've learnt from all that has happened.

God bless Mother Russia
God bless Vladimir Putin

Dd

Teazer4:
God bless President Putin
God bless Mother Russia


Death to all Nazis and their apologists.
We’ll annihilate una laslas

who de breathe

godofuck231:
who de breathe

der fada…..
I greet you brother

I don't understand

Did he declare war

Omoh

This is just 0.01% of Putin's reserves oh
No wonder zelensky hide for trenches for many months.

See as Putin healthy, see skin, his 10x younger than Boris and Biden combined.

indeed there is fake news

Is this not the general said to have died in Ukraine?
@VictorUSA @ FERNANDEZIZBACK comman shee ghost oh

Teazer4:
der fada…..
I greet you brother

may the girlfriend of your enemies scream your name and shout "harder please" at night ,
May your ancestors kill your enemies Before they harm you

ken6488:
I don't understand

Did he declare war

Declare war on a poor inconsequential country like Ukraine? just incase you're not aware, there are less than 200k Russian troops, fighting in the second biggest country in Europe, after russia, and against a govt that has done their full mobilization multiple times now
Meaning a fraction of the Russian military (e.g 0.001% ) is going toe to toe with more than 1million+ troops, that continue to fight with western arms and ammunition, and also receiving intels from NATO itself.
The funny thing is, this clearly outnumbered Russian troops are kicking the asses of Ukrainian troops in their own home, and turf, where they had been preparing fortifications for years, with the help of NATO.

godofuck231:
may the girlfriend of your enemies scream your name and shout "harder please" at night ,
May your ancestors kill your enemies Before they harm you

May you be safe and live long in good health and wealth comrade. Stay blessed

The West worst nightmare

Putin is really very healthy

Dalil8:
Z Z Z

General Marshal Zhukov.

This is the man who defeated Hitler and the Nazis, but his name does not appear in Western textbooks.

The best military strategist of WWII. He defeated the elite of Werhmacht generals.

Zhukov is a veteran who got experience from the Japanese -Russo wars.
So facing the werhmacht is nothing to him.

Sergio104:
Putin is really very healthy.

So why the propaganda

if Russians believe that Putin is dying and wants everyone to die with him.
Then the mass of Russians will not support Putin.
Fear wicked liars

godofuck231:
may the girlfriend of your enemies scream your name and shout "harder please" at night ,
May your ancestors kill your enemies Before they harm you

chaii I tap into this anointing...... AMEN!!!

MangekyoAlt:

Declare war on a poor inconsequential country like Ukraine? just incase you're not aware, there are less than 200k Russian troops, fighting in the second biggest country in Europe, after russia, and against a govt that has done their full mobilization multiple times now
Meaning a fraction of the Russian military (e.g 0.001% ) is going toe to toe with more than 1million+ troops, that continue to fight with western arms and ammunition, and also receiving intels from NATO itself.
The funny thing is, this clearly outnumbered Russian troops are kicking the asses of Ukrainian troops in their own home, and turf, where they had been preparing fortifications for years, with the help of NATO.

western media and their forever fake and useless headlines will disagree

MangekyoAlt:
Russia is celebrating victory day and showcasing their new military hardwares in relatively peaceful environments, while Ukraine is being bombed into rubles by a fraction of Russian troops placed there to give 'em nightmare
Putin is a GOAT, whether you reading this, or even your father likes it or not.
It's been long since I saw Biden blinken and Truss come out to threaten russia again. They've achieved their goals with Ukraine and are giving that clown called zelensky money to keep fighting just to save face.
Once the EU finally man's up and ban the cheap oil they get from Russia their ammunitions go finish. That time them no go see mouth talk again for the Mata.
No matter what, this conflict is a blessing in disguice for mother Russia.
Before na "if you do this, we will sanction you. If you do that, we will sanction you" be the card the west always played against whoever wanted to raise shoulders to them.
Now wey dem Don exhaust their sanctions, I wonder what else they have up their sleeves that can be used to threaten russia and all those who've learnt from all that has happened.

God bless Mother Russia
God bless Vladimir Putin

God bless mother russia true true

Dont u just love this, u gotta love it