Putin, XI and allies celebrate Russia's victory in Moscow
Putin, XI and allies celebrate Russia's victory in Moscow
The Russian President Vladimir Putin celebrates the Day of Sieges in Russia In the middle of
Traditionally, this day is all about 25 to 27 million Soviet soldiers and civilians who lost their lives during the conflict. Since the , however, the day has increasingly accepted the trains of a propaganda event in Ukraine in Ukraine in Ukraine. Putin represents the war against the much smaller neighboring country as a continuation of what the Russians call the Great Patriotic War. In the past three years, the celebrations have been more steamed, but this time Russia is showing itself from its generous side. Among the high -ranking guests who should take part in the move are the Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Brazil's Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, which is a clear upgrade compared to the past guest list, which was limited to delegations of Postsovjetian states, Cuba and a few other countries. The meaning of the day
international visit and cancellation of Ukraine
Ukraine’s attitude to the ceasefire
The Ukrainian government said that if Russia was truly interested in a ceasefire, the US proposal should agree to a 30-day ceasefire, which Ukraine has already agreed. Russia has repeatedly rejected this offer despite several high-ranking meetings with US officials. On Thursday, the Ukraine announced that Russia has been the armsillae since enforced hundred times injured. Several civilians were killed and injured in targeted bombing in Ukrainian cities.
Ukrainian measures before moving
Ukraine is openly indifferent to the smooth expiry of Putin's move and explains that "it cannot be responsible for what happens in the field of the Russian Federation" due to the war. President Wolodymyr Selenskyj emphasized that his country would "not play games" to create a pleasant atmosphere for Putin's exit from the isolation on May 9th.
In the days before the move, Ukraine started several drone attacks on the Russian capital, which meant that all four airports had to be closed on Wednesday. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania also caused logistical complications for international parade visitors by closing their airspace for diplomatic aircraft that flew to Moscow. Several Pro-Kremlin leaders were forced to redirect their trips to Moscow to escape the Baltic States.
reactions to airspace closure
"In Latvian society there is a clear and fundamental understanding that Russian propaganda and the glorification of war crimes cannot be supported or promoted ... Against this background, Latvia cannot grant diplomatic overflow permits for flights that facilitate participation in the event on May 9," explained the Latvian Foreign Ministry on Thursday.
The Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, one of the leaders affected by the closures, criticized this step and described him as "extremely annoying" on Wednesday. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić was also forced to redirect his route after the Baltic States had notified that he should not enter their airspace. According to Serbian media, he finally landed via Baku in Azerbaijan.
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