When it comes to demonstrating to the Russian people just how large and impressive their fleet and military forces are, no cost is spared. Thoughtfully recall April and the loss of the Moskva, the Russian Black Sea fleet's flagship. Ukraine's defense ministry reported a direct hit; Russia reported an onboard fire.
A serious setback for Russia's reputation and Black Sea capabilities. The Ukrainian navy has been drastically reduced since annexing Crimea and is entirely besieged inside its ports, just like its commercial vessels, thus it is not the Black Sea fleet's only loss.
Russia has achieved a significant strategic victory by pushing Ukraine to mine itself in through the Black Sea embargo.
Large portions of the world are now lacking grain, which is especially significant, as well as sunflower oil, fertilizer, and a variety of other products that would have injected much-needed funds into the Ukrainian economy.
Despite the Istanbul grain agreement, no ship has yet left port. It demonstrates the significant lack of trust in Russia's motivations, especially in light of the missile attack on the port of Odesa while the contract was still being finalized.
Today Putin pledged more powerful weapons. In the upcoming months, Russia's armed services will get the highly anticipated Tsirkon hypersonic missile.
The missile's initial target will be the Admiral Gorshkov frigate, which has already fired a test missile. Putin claims that the Tsirkon missile systems will be unmatched worldwide.
The procession and aircraft flyover were greatly enjoyed by the spectators along Palace Embankment, despite the fact that they may not have taken that in particular.
Janna, whose distaste for all things British was evident, asked, "Did you hear the people cheering when Putin came out?" I don't think you have such a powerful leader, I hope you heard.
She responded, threateningly pointing her finger, "I think you have set us against each other, two fraternal peoples." "I hope you can get the essence of the Russian spirit while you are here."
Natalia assured me that she would win while wearing a "Z" T-shirt, which is becoming more commonplace. She said, "Victory over fascism, over the Nazis, for peace!" when I pressed her to clarify what she meant. I enquire, "What does the word 'Nazi' imply to you?"
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