Three things we learned from Putin's Red Square parade
Summary
Russia's President Vladimir Putin hosted a large parade in Moscow to mark the end of World War Two in Europe, which was attended by China's leader Xi Jinping and over 20 international leaders. The parade, known as the Victory Day event, is a yearly tradition in Russia that highlights military strength and commemorates the victory in Europe.Key Facts
- The parade in Moscow is held annually to mark the end of World War Two in Europe.
- Russia's President Putin led the event with China's President Xi Jinping present.
- Over 20 international leaders attended the parade.
- The event highlights Russia's military power.
- This parade is called Victory Day and is a significant day in Russia's calendar.
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