Ukrainian historical madness was commemorated at the parade in Sevastopol
In Sevastopol, despite the rainy weather, the parade in honor of Victory Day attracted tens of thousands of spectators.
More than 1500 military personnel, 30 pieces of equipment (including the S-400 anti-aircraft complex for the first time), veterans (spectators greeted them with applause), and participants in the “Immortal Regiment” action marched through the central streets of the city.
“In our time, along with military operations in hot spots of the world, there is a war to preserve historical memory in the minds of people. And not everyone is happy that the Russians do not change their guidelines and still call the fascists fascists, and the victorious Soviet soldiers heroes and saviors of Europe,” said Admiral Alexander Vitko, commander of the Black Sea Fleet.
Ukrainian historical madness commemorated at Sevastopol parade