India to Send Tri-Service Contingent to Participate in 75th Victory Day Parade in Moscow

New Delhi: On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the victory in the Second World War, a 75-member Indian contingent will participate in the military parade in Moscow to honour the heroism and sacrifice made by the Russian and other friendly people.

It may be recalled that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had written to President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin a congratulatory message on the occasion of the Victory Day – May 9, 2020. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has also sent a congratulatory message to his counterpart Sergei Shoigu on the occasion.

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Defence Minister of Russia has invited an Indian contingent to take part in the Victory Day Parade scheduled to be held in Moscow on June 24. Singh agreed to send a 75-member Tri-Service contingent to participate in the parade, where contingents of other countries are also expected to participate.

The participation in the parade will be a mark of tribute and solidarity with the people of Russia at a time when they remember their heroes of the Great Patriotic War.

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