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One man told us Russia was right to invade Ukraine. I did, however, see Moldovan MPs, from Socialist and Communist parties, wearing the ribbon right at the front of the parade. They said they would arrest anyone who defied the ban, but I didn't see that happen. Plenty brought framed photos of family members who fought in the Second World War, but what we also saw were plenty of signs of nostalgia for the Soviet Union and sympathy with modern-day Russia.ДЇlags with the hammer and sickle were flying along the length of the parade.В Then there were the orange and black colours of the Russian St George's ribbon - banned by the Moldovan government because, they claim, it legitimises Russian aggression.Д«ut here we had hundreds pointedly wearing the colours or even simply wearing the ribbon, in defiance of both government and police. Thousands joined the march under blue skies. We've spent the morning following the Victory Day parade through the Moldovan capital, Chisinau. Whatever the reason for the apparent no-show, General Gerasimov might well be feeling under pressure for the вЂ“ albeit not publicly acknowledged вЂ“ failings so far of Russia's war.Д«y Adam Parsons, Europe correspondent in Chisinau It was interpreted by Western officials as further evidence that Russia's war is not going to plan and that he was trying to regain some momentum, though the Western officials said that they had seen no evidence to confirm reports he had been injured during the visit. Unusually for Russia's most senior officer, he had taken the dangerous decision to travel to frontline positions in Ukraine last week. His words about Russia's actions contrast depressingly starkly with the reality on the ground, where his soldiers are accused of war crimes, including mass murder, torture and rape.ДЄway from the language, the apparent absence of General Gerasimov from the Victory Day ceremony was widely observed over social media given that the chief of staff of Russia's armed forces is typically an important participant on display. Mr Putin repeated his false justifications for sending Russian forces to fight and die in Ukraine on 24 February, accusing the Ukrainian government as well as the US and its NATO allies of being the aggressors and an existential threat to Russia's security.ДЄnd Mr Putin paid his respects to all those Russian troops who had died in Ukraine, though he never referred to the country by name. Instead, there were no such new announcements - just a doubling down on his old positions and without any new, overt threats against the West. There was also the chance he could declare Russia is at war with its neighbour, ditching the description of 'special military operation', and order a general mobilisation. Some officials had wondered whether Mr Putin would talk up limited gains by his forces in the south and east of Ukraine.

However, that aspiration failed in the first weeks of the invasion when Russian forces were pushed back from an attempt to storm the capital. Ukrainian officials and their Western allies believe Mr Putin had been planning to use today's ceremony as a moment to celebrate a great triumph from his war in Ukraine with the collapse of the government in Kyiv and the installation of a pro-Moscow regime. The apparent absence from the pomp and ceremony of General Valery Gerasimov, the head of the Russian armed forces, will also be of note given the 9 May spectacle on Red Square is the most important date in the military calendar. Ukraine will be most interested in what was not said when Vladimir Putin spoke at Russia's annual Victory Day parade rather than his actual words, writes our security and defence editor Deborah Haynes.

Professor Clarke says the missing tank 'probably broke down'. Three tanks were meant to join the parade, but only two were seen on camera - with the footage tightly cropped in so as not to show the missing third tank. The flypast was not the only element of the parade that seemed to have not gone to plan.

The Kremlin previously spent nearly 86 million rubles on such technology for a May Day holiday.Д¬loud seeding works by dispersing clouds and forcing them to drop rain before the time they naturally would.ДЄ chemical mixture is used to freeze the water droplets and force them to grow so that they drop to the ground. They use cloud seeding technology to prevent rainfall from happening on a given day, such as when big events are due to take place.

Our defence analyst Professor Michael Clarke says this is interesting as countries such as Russia and China can 'arrange the weather'. As we mentioned earlier, a planned flypast during Russia's Victory Day parade was apparently cancelled due to 'bad weather'.

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