Putin: We will not allow anyone to threaten Russia

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “Tass” news agency, today, Thursday, in his speech at the victory parade commemorating the 79th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War (World War II) in Moscow’s Red Square, Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized that this country It will take any measures to prevent a global conflict, but at the same time, it will not allow anyone to threaten this country, and Russia’s strategic forces are always on combat alert.

Putin stressed that the country rejects any state or alliance’s claim to exclusivity, because it knows what and where excesses in such ambitions will lead.

The President reminded: Currently, in the West, they are trying to distort the truth of the Second World War and erase the memory of the sacrifice and heroism of the Soviet liberation soldiers from their minds. According to him, now the desire to justify the followers of Nazism has become a part of the policy of the Western elite to fuel regional conflicts and inhibit independent centers of global development.

He said. : At the same time, Russia will never forget the joint fight against Nazism with its allies in the anti-Hitler coalition at the end of World War II and the inspiring tradition of unity of that period.

Vladimir Putin congratulated the participants in this military parade and called Victory Day the most important Eid and a national and sacred celebration and emphasized that people who defend the security and interests of the country in difficult conditions should be bowed down. He announced a minute’s silence in honor of all those who died defending Russia.

Before noon today, the main military parade in honor of the 79th anniversary of victory in the war The Great Patriotic War began in Moscow’s Red Square. More than 9 thousand military forces and more than 70 pieces of equipment and weapons as well as two special air groups are participating in this parade.

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