Russia has announced it will close Moscow’s Red Square to the public for two weeks ahead of the Victory Day parade on May 9. Russian officials recently cancelled the Immortal Regiment march citing apparent security threats. The decision to close the Red Square comes after Kursk and Belgorod decided not to hold the parades this year. Moscow-annexed Crimea has also called off their Victory Day parades due to “security concerns.” The Kremlin has been promoting Victory Day celebrations to foster patriotism and rally support for the Russian military. However, the country has been on high alert amid cross-border attacks from Ukraine since the invasion began in 2022. Is Putin paranoid about increasing Ukrainian attacks inside Russia?#russia #russiaukrainewar #ukraine #putin #usa 0:00 – Introduction0:38 – Russia Closes Red Square for 2 Weeks Ahead of Victory Day Parade2:00 – Russia Wary of Possible Ukrainian Attacks?