US EditionUkraine war latest: ‘Drones used in invasion’ shown in Putin’s parade
- Russia displayed combat drones used in its Ukraine invasion during the Victory Day parade on May 9, 2025, in Moscow's Red Square.
- This event followed ongoing conflict dynamics where both sides pursue peace talks amid differing views on battlefield progress and ceasefire terms.
- The parade featured the Russian-made Lancet drone and Iranian-designed Geran-2 suicide drone, both instrumental in striking Ukrainian military and infrastructure targets.
- Ukrainian authorities have alleged that Russia employed drones to attack civilian areas within cities, a claim Moscow has rejected, maintaining that their strikes focus solely on military and logistical targets.
- Amid these developments, Poland and France signed a treaty on May 9 to mutual defense against threats, reflecting European concerns alongside U.S. Calls to intensify sanctions if peace talks stall.
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Military parade in the Red Market in Moscow today. Vladimir Putin celebrates Victory Day under the threat of Ukrainian drones
Each year, rain clouds over Moscow are carefully planted with powerful chemicals to ensure an annual victory Day parade of 9 May, the most important demonstration of national pride...
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Russia displays Iranian Drones used in Ukraine war at victory day parade - Khaama Press
For the first time, Russia showcased the Iranian-made Shahed-136 drone during its military parade on Red Square in Moscow. In a first, Russia publicly displayed military drones used in the Ukraine conflict—including Iran’s Shahed-136—during its Victory Day parade in Moscow’s Red Square. The event marked the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany and was attended by President Vladimir Putin and leaders from allied nation…
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