Russian President Vladimir Putin has officially announced the main naval parade in celebration of Russia's Navy Day, set to take place in St. Petersburg.
A Grand Naval Display
According to Lenta the decree was published on the official legal information portal, confirming that the parade will occur on Sunday, July 28.
The event will include a grand naval display, with ships and submarines showcasing their capabilities in honor of the Russian Navy's contributions. The parade is expected to be a significant spectacle, reflecting Russia's naval strength and heritage.
The festivities will culminate in a celebratory artillery salute at 10:30 PM Moscow time.
Putin Will Attend
President Putin is scheduled to attend the parade in St. Petersburg, marking a high-profile presence at the event. However, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that there is no confirmed information regarding the attendance of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, despite speculations about his potential participation.
The naval parade in St. Petersburg is a key annual event, highlighting the importance of the Russian Navy and celebrating its historical and contemporary achievements. This year's parade is particularly noteworthy as it demonstrates Russia's commitment to showcasing its military prowess on an international stage.
