💨 Abstract
Vladimir Putin claimed the war in Ukraine is "coming to an end" during Russia's scaled-back Victory Day Parade, which commemorates the defeat of Nazi Germany. The parade was toned down due to security concerns and featured no heavy weapons. Putin praised Russian troops and accused NATO of supporting Ukraine. Despite heavy losses, he asserted Russia's moral strength and unity. Ukraine has been striking Russian targets with long-range attacks and drones.
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