Russia Reduces Moscow Victory Day Parade Amid Ukraine Threats
Russia has announced a scaled-back version of its annual Victory Day parade on Red Square, citing security threats from Ukraine. The parade, traditionally a showcase of military might, will not feature heavy military hardware such as tanks and missile systems. This decision comes as Ukraine intensifies its drone attacks on Russian targets, including a recent strike on an oil pumping station near Perm. The Kremlin has accused Ukraine of engaging in terrorist activities, while Ukraine maintains that its attacks are aimed at legitimate military targets. The parade will still include representatives from all branches of Russia's armed forces and a fly-past, but the absence of military equipment marks a significant change in the event's format. 
