“The fate of the homeland and the future depend on each of us.” Lhe “justification of Nazism” is “now part” of the policy of “Western elites” but “Russia will do everything to prevent a global confrontation”
This is the meaning of the discussion Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed those present on Red Square in Moscow, where the Victory parade over Nazi Germany is underway, for the 79th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War (World War II), broadcast on Russian TV.
Putin immediately spoke about the conflict with the West and at the end of the speech he started talking smiling to a veteran of World War II, who did not stop listening, even during the parade of the soldiers of the various corps. The “justification of Nazism” is “now part” of the policy of the “Western elites” but “Russia will do everything to prevent a global confrontation, but at the same time we will not allow anyone to threaten us,” Putin said.
The Russian president himself wanted to point out that the parade is being held while Russia has been engaged in the war in Ukraine for over two years. “We turn to the generation of winners, courageously noble, with its ability to cultivate friendship and steadfastly endure adversity, always have faith in itself and its country and sincerely and selflessly love its homeland: we celebrate the Day of Victory in the context of a special military operation”.
Then he issued a warning to the West: “Our strategic forces are always ready for combat” underlined Putin speaking from the parade for the anniversary of the victory over Nazism.
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