Russia fights in Ukraine for their “historical lands”, proclaimed by the Russian president, vladimir Putinin a speech delivered during a patriotic concert at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.
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“Today the hierarchy [militar] told me that we are fighting on our historical lands for our people,” he said. vladimir Putin on stage in front of tens of thousands of Russians.
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Concert for 200,000 people he briefly attended Vladimir Putin was organized by the authorities in support of the offensive in Ukraine.
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In addition to the main stand, where Vladimir Putin Welcoming those present, several stages were set up in Luzhniki, where Russian musicians and artists supporting the “special forces” perform.
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During a brief appearance, vladimir Putin He also paid tribute to the Russian military personnel stationed in Ukraine who “fight with heroism, courage and valor.” “We are proud of them,” he stressed.
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President of RussiaVladimir Putin he stated that all those who support the Russian army “are also, in some way, defenders of the fatherland.”
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We are talking about “medical workers, employees of the defense sector, transport (…) all of you who came today to support our fighters,” he said. Vladimir Putin.
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Spectators waved hundreds of flagsand Russiaand patriotic songs and performances by Russians who fought against Ukrainians continued on the stage.
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Some social media users posted pictures showing people leaving the Luzhniki Stadium due to low temperatures in the capital. Russiawhere this morning the thermometers dropped to 17 degrees below zero.
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The concert titled “Glory to the Defenders of the Fatherland” was held two days after the first anniversary of the offensive Russia against neighboring Ukraine.
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