Vladimir Putin was celebrated as a strong guide in Moscow. He giggled with Xi Jinping in the Honor Lodge of his military parade and put her powerful “friendship” in the shop window. In the West, present -day Russia is now awake with the associations with “Nazi Germany”.
The military parade on Friday on the red square for the victory over the Nazis was the chance for Putin that he still has “friends” in the world. His direct seats should have no doubts about it. The Chinese president was repeatedly shown great of Russian television during the propaganda show.
The Kremlin boss giggled in a good mood with Xi Jinping, while Putin herself tried not to become any extras from his own event. Unlike last year, he sometimes presented his best military device.
Putin’s Victory Parade, for which enormous security measures have been taken, is always a benchmark for the spirit of time. Russia switched to the war economy – and wanted to grow. From the nuclear hunters to the air defense, all units were allowed to show what they have to offer. In 2024, only old tanks rolled over the red, this time different T-90. The most modern artillery was also, including the new Haubitz Malva.
It was usually marched in blocks of 200 men, which corresponds to the power of the company. What was new was that foreign quotas also trampled over the red square. The motto here too: look, we are not alone! A total of 13 countries, including China and Egypt, participated.
Kremlin Chief repeats his reasons for war
Putin’s speech remained without surprises, but led the memorial day in the light of the robbery to Ukraine. “Russia was and will be an indestructible barrier against Nazism, Russophobia and Anti -Semitism and the atrocities fight the proponents of these aggressive, destructive ideas,” said the Kremlin boss.
He mentioned Kiev’s leadership without name her by name. Putin is going wrong his Ukrainian counterpart Wolodyymyr Senskyj to send a Nazi regime wrongly. “The truth and justice are on our side,” Putin continued. The dictator also interpreted the victory on the Nazis on a Russian before he with a long “hurray!” ended.
A self -stick -video from KYIV
Senskyj tried to create the greatest possible contrast with Putin’s pump in advance. On Thursday he only walked to the Kiev Independence Place – Self -stick. His message: “Tomorrow the atrocities of the Nazis will be discussed by the organizer of the Mass Graves in Butcha. And those who have organized Mariupol’s siege will talk about the siege of Leningrad.”
In fact, 80 years ago, dozens of countries fought against national socialism and died eight million Ukrainians in this fight, Senskyj emphasized. “Almost every family has a photo in memory of them. In my case it was the grandfather,” said the 47-year-old, to whom Putin Putin accuses.
Compare with “Nazi -Germany”
In the West, memories of those troops that this memorial day should actually raise awakening are now awakening. According to Czech President Petr Pavel, today’s Russia is “in some respects such as Nazi Germany,” he said on Thursday.
“It does not respect international law, it respects the law of the stronger, it has attacked a sovereign country and has been fighting it for more than three years,” Pavel said, referring to Russian aggression to Ukraine.
The president paid tribute to everyone who had fought against national socialism, Italian fascism and imperial Japan, including the Russians. “But that doesn’t mean respect for the current Russia.”
The Drakenbeer against the West
However, Putin believes that it is on the right side of the story and used the day to continue with Beijing. Just like the Soviet Union, China also offered huge victims in the Second World War. At that time, large parts of China were occupied by the fascist Japan, the Asian allies of Hitler. The Chinese resistance tied up many Japanese troops and contributed to the fact that the Allies also got the upper hand in Asia.
With a guest post in the government newspaper “Rossijskaya Gaseta”, XI left little doubt about how much he sees the fate of both countries. “The Chinese and the Russian people are great nations with heroic blood,” he said in it.
80 years after the end of the Second World War, the world is now on a sheath: today it is important to stand up against “unilateralism, hegemony, lawlessness and bullying”. Putin’s Russia is a “justice”.
Source: Krone
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