There will be no neat rows of tanks and ballistic missile carriers rolling down the smooth cobbles of Moscow’s Red Square on Saturday, as Russia scales back what is usually a grand militaristic Victor ...

The Russian president said his troops “are resisting an aggressive force that is being armed and supported by the entire NATO bloc.” ...

In Moscow, a scaled-down Victory Day parade was held under tight security, without military hardware, amid fears of possible Ukrainian drone attacks. The Russian president denounced NATO in his speech ...

As Ukrainian drones push toward Moscow, Victory Day risks becoming less a show of strength than a test of Russia’s defenses.

Russia and Ukraine on Friday launched major attacks against each other as a two-day truce – declared unilaterally by Moscow to protect its World War II commemoration parade – appeared to be in tatters ...

The Russian leader sees potential for Ukraine negotiations, but condemns the West's backing for President Zelensky.

For the first time in nearly two decades, there will be no military hardware, just soldiers during Saturday's parade in Moscow.

On May 9th, Russia held its iconic annual Victory Day parade to honour the sacrifices of its soldiers and civilians during its four-year war against Nazi Germany. When the president, Vladimir Putin, ...

Annual event in Red Square to feature no armoured vehicles or missile systems for first time in two decades ...