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Russia will 'firmly' defend national interests: Putin on Victory Day

RAW - RUSSIA - POLITICS - HISTORY - WWII
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RAW - RUSSIA - POLITICS - HISTORY - WWII
Russian president Vladimir Putin vows that Russia will "firmly" defend national interests as the country marked the 76th anniversary of victory in World War II. His speech to thousands of soldiers and veterans on Red Square came at the start of an annual parade that sees hundred of pieces of military hardware roll through the streets of Moscow. SOUNDBITES
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SLUG RAW - RUSSIA - POLITICS - HISTORY - WWII
Creation date 5/9/2021 09:12 UTC
City/Country Moscow, Russia
Credit CHANNEL ONE / AFP
Duration 0:55
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Russia will 'firmly' defend national interests: Putin on Victory Day

RAW - RUSSIA - POLITICS - HISTORY - WWII
Russian president Vladimir Putin vows that Russia will "firmly" defend national interests as the country marked the 76th anniversary of victory in World War II. His speech to thousands of soldiers and veterans on Red Square came at the start of an annual parade that sees hundred of pieces of military hardware roll through the streets of Moscow. SOUNDBITES

 

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