Russia's 80th Victory Day, commemorating the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, features a military parade in Moscow led by President Putin and attended by various foreign leaders. This annual event, celebrated on May 9, is Russia's paramount secular holiday symbolizing national pride and historical significance. It reflects both the sacrifices made during the war and the Kremlin's effort to rejuvenate patriotism and restore the superpower status it lost post-Soviet Union, making it a pivotal occasion in Russia's contemporary identity.
Russia's 80th anniversary of Victory Day, witnessed by Vladimir Putin and key foreign leaders, underscores the nation's pride in its historical triumph over Nazi Germany.
The celebration of Victory Day serves both as a remembrance of sacrifices during World War II and as a political tool to enhance national pride and prestige.
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