Dmitry Peskov, the spokesperson for the Kremlin, has commented on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s recent decree allowing a Victory Day parade to be held in Moscow. Peskov stated that Russians do not require any permissions for such events and cautioned against making light of Victory Day.
This statement follows a series of developments in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. On May 8, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a three-day ceasefire, coinciding with the observance of Victory Day on May 9.
President Zelensky also revealed plans for a prisoner exchange, proposing a swap of 1,000 soldiers from each side. He confirmed the ceasefire arrangement with Russia, which is set to take place from May 9 to May 11.
In a notable shift, Ukraine has officially permitted Russia to conduct its Victory Day parade as part of the ceasefire agreement. This decision marks a significant moment in the context of the ongoing hostilities.
Dmitry Peskov's remarks follow Ukraine's decision to allow a Victory Day parade in Moscow as part of a ceasefire agreement. This development occurs amid ongoing negotiations and military exchanges between Ukraine and Russia.