Russia combating for motherland in Ukraine: Vladimir Putin on Victory Day

Russia’s Vladimir Putin in the course of the tackle on Victory Day parade stated Russia was combating for motherland. He went on to sentence the exterior threats to weaken and cut up Russia.

Russia combating for motherland in Ukraine, says Vladimir Putin at Victory Day parade in Moscow. (Photo: Reuters)

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday drew parallels between the Red Army’s battle throughout World War II in opposition to the Nazi troops and the battle in Ukraine.

Speaking at a navy parade to mark the World War II victory over Nazis, Putin stated the marketing campaign in Ukraine was a well timed and needed transfer to chase away potential aggression.

During an tackle on the 77th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany, Putin condemned what he known as exterior threats to weaken and cut up Russia. He reiterated that NATO was creating threats for Russia proper subsequent to its borders.

He addressed the troopers combating in japanese Ukraine’s Donbas area, saying, “You are fighting for the Motherland, for its future, so that no one forgets the lessons of World War Two. So that there is no place in the world for executioners, punishers and Nazis.”

Putin promised that the demise of every of the Russian troopers and officers was a shared grief and an irreparable loss. He assured that the state would take care of their kids and households.

The Russian chief didn’t point out Ukraine by title, gave no battle evaluation and supplied no indication of how lengthy the invasion would possibly proceed.

(With inputs from AP)

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