Putin visits Crimea as Russian parades mark Victory Day
Russian President Vladimir Putin has visited the Crimean city of Sevastopol. Elsewhere Russia has celebrated Victory Day with military parades.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has visited the Crimean city of Sevastopol. Elsewhere Russia has celebrated Victory Day with military parades.
A Victory Day parade celebrating the Soviet victory in World War Two is being held in Donetsk, Ukraine, but Ukrainian flags are nowhere to be seen.
ITV News Europe Editor James Mates has tweeted from Donetsk, Ukraine:
The one flag nowhere to be seen in #Donetsk is #ukraine flag, though Ukrainian national anthem heard with respect http://t.co/Y7mDRITWTf
Formal Victory Day ceremony over in #donetsk, separatist grabs mic to shout 'Glory to Russia'. http://t.co/u8u0qx1Bdl
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