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Putin Rips NATO Aggression At Scaled-Down Victory Day Parade As Ceasefire Holds

Putin Rips NATO Aggression At Scaled-Down Victory Day Parade As Ceasefire Holds By many accounts Russia's Saturday Victory Day parade and memorial observances in Moscow's Red Square were once again muted and somewhat scaled down compared to the immense pageantry which marked the pre-Ukraine war years. President Putin used the occasion while speaking in front of thousands of military personnel and flanked by a handful of world leaders to take swipes at NATO and the West, saying he's fighting "just" war and called Ukraine an "aggressive force" that is being "armed...
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