Putin Today Holds Huge Celebration For Ukraine Successful Invasion

The Russian Government today Holds Huge Celebration In Moscow over the Success Of Ukraine Invasion

According to daily mail report, The Russian President, Vladimir Putin, on Friday held a ride on support and huge rally to celebrate in front of thousands of ‘Z’ flag-waving citizens crammed into Moscow’s Luzhniki World Cup stadium.

pro-war ceremony, which hurriedly likened to rally held by Donald Trump, the ex-president of the United States stir in to mark the 8th anniversary of invading Russia illicit annexation on Crimea in 2014 and saw the Russian stronghold speak on the successful ‘special operation’ in Ukraine country.

Russia had sent tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine on February 24, 2022, in an effort to demilitarised its Southern neighbourhood and to lash out any group they called dangerous nationalists.

The Ukrainian armed forces anyways put in place strong resistance over the invaders, Western part also imposed sanctions on invading Russia in a way to force it invading decision off.

In accord to the celebrating Putin over successful invasion he said “We are united by the same destiny,” he said of the people of Russia and Crimea. “This is how the people thought and that’s what they were guided by when they had the referendum in Sevastopol.

“They want to share their historical destiny with their motherland Russia – let us congratulate them on this occasion, it is their occasion. Congratulations,” putin declared cheerfully

However, As per the war against Ukraine, president Putin had praised the Russian military in a role for ‘special operation’, which he disclosed as fight for Russians ‘universal values’

He said “The best confirmation is how our guys are fighting during this operation, shoulder to shoulder, helping each other. When it is necessary, they cover each other as if it is their own brother from bullets. We haven’t had such unity in a long time,”

The Russian President Vladimir Putin further went on to make self acclamation as the Russian hero Admiral Fyodor Ushakov (1745-1817), who popularly once never lost any war, despite the dream now revealing in the Ukraine country.