Moscow to Rehearse World War II Victory Parade in Coming Days

Russia Rehearses for Annual Victory Day Parade

Moscow has begun rehearsals for its annual Victory Day parade, scheduled to take place in Red Square on May 9. The event commemorates the 81st anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany during World War II.

As part of the preparations, Moscow has declared a two-day ceasefire with Ukraine, which will be in effect from May 8 to May 10. This temporary suspension of hostilities is intended to allow for the safe passage of participants and spectators to and from Red Square.

The Victory Day parade is an annual tradition that marks Russia’s victory over Nazi Germany in 1945. The event typically features military parades, wreath-laying ceremonies, and other tributes to the country’s wartime efforts.

Rehearsals for the parade are currently underway, with participants practicing their formations and routines in preparation for the main event. The exact details of the parade’s route and schedule have not been released, but officials have confirmed that it will take place on May 9 as scheduled.

The ceasefire declaration has also been made public, with Ukrainian authorities confirming that they will respect the temporary suspension of hostilities during this time.

Source: Al Jazeera