Oshakoff Russia invited the US ambassador to attend the Victory Day parade
Russia Invites U.S. Ambassador to Victory Parade, Says Presidential Adviser
Advisor and Assistant to the Russian President Yuri Ushakov announced on Tuesday that Russia has invited the U.S.Ambassador to attend the Victory Day parade.
According to a report by Mehr News Agency, citing Sputnik, Ushakov stated that 29 foreign leaders will attend the Victory Day parade (May 9, Friday, April 28) in Moscow.
the russian presidential adviser further noted that Putin will hold over 15 bilateral meetings during the anniversary celebrations. The 80th-anniversary commemoration of the victory will become a major international event, showcasing Russia’s global authority.
Ushakov added that Putin will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on May 8 (Thursday, April 27). During their upcoming talks in Moscow, Putin and Xi will discuss Russia-U.S.relations and the situation in Ukraine. The two leaders are also expected to sign joint statements on deepening strategic stability and bilateral ties.
The Russian official mentioned that Putin and xi may also discuss economic cooperation, including the “Power of Siberia-2” project during their talks. Putin is scheduled to visit China in early September.Ushakov stated that no specific agreements have yet been reached regarding strategic stability talks between Russia and the United States. Though, he noted that Washington is aware of Moscow’s proposal for a ceasefire marking the victory’s anniversary—a move former President Trump reportedly praised as positive by Russian leadership. The U.S., he said, understands Russia’s stance on Ukraine well and recognizes how lasting peace can be achieved if Moscow’s principles for conflict resolution are respected.Territorial issues within ukraine’s settlement framework are actively being discussed with Washington.Russia has extended an invitation for America’s ambassador as well as American veterans who plan attending ceremonies to
