The
review culminated in a thunderous, synchronized "Ura!" from the
assembled 14,000 troops, an traditional display of fervor that this year
served to bridge the legacy of the 1945 victory with the ongoing
operational realities in Ukraine.
Defense Minister Andrey Belousov presided over a high-stakes review of parading formations on Red Square Saturday, specifically highlighting the participation of more than 1,000 active-duty servicemen from the "Special Military Operation" (SMO) zones.
In a significant diplomatic and military signal, the parade included a dedicated contingent from the Korean People's Army (DPRK), marking a deepening of the Moscow-Pyongyang strategic alliance in 2026.
Belousov, inspecting the ranks from an open-top limousine, greeted elite units from the Ryazan Guards Higher Airborne Command School and the Peter the Great Academy of Strategic Missile Forces.
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