Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev said during a government meeting that the city will not hold a military parade on Victory Day. Transmits words DEA News.
According to Razvozhaev, the decision was taken at the level of the Russian Ministry of Defense.
“The Ministry of Defense has decided not to hold a parade in the city of Sevastopol, so all plans will be reviewed to prepare for this event,” the official said.
He added that Victory Day celebrations will be held in Sevastopol, and commemoration marches will be held especially near the houses where the veterans live.
Elena Tsunaeva, former co-chairman of the headquarters of the Immortal Regiment of Russia OOD, deputy of the State Duma statedIn 2023, there will be no traditional face-to-face procession in Russia as part of the Immortal Regiment campaign.
Some parts of the country, especially the Republic of Crimea, refused to hold face-to-face parades “because of the threat”.