Russia scales down WW2 victory parade due to Ukrainian threat
Summary
Russia will hold a smaller World War II victory parade on May 9 without showing military vehicles in Red Square. The Kremlin said this is a safety step because of possible attacks from Ukraine amid the ongoing war between the two countries.Key Facts
- The Victory Day parade usually shows off Russia’s military strength with weapons and vehicles.
- This year, no military hardware will appear in the parade.
- The decision relates to concerns about Ukrainian retaliatory strikes.
- Russia and Ukraine have been at war for over four years.
- The conflict has caused many deaths and serious economic damage.
- The parade date is May 9, a significant day for Russia to mark World War II victory.
- The Kremlin announced the change on April 29, 2026.
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