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The current war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine will still come to Russia, regardless of the wishes of the Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, it is only a matter of time.

This opinion was expressed by the historian, National Deputy of Ukraine Volodymyr Vyatrovych on the air of the Ukrinform programme “Samokhvalov Asks”.

He noted that the traditional “Immortal Regiment” march was cancelled in Moscow on 9 May, because they understood that instead of grandfathers, their grandchildren who died in Ukraine would be in the photo.

“Whether Putin wants it or not, the current war against Ukraine will still come to Russia, it’s just a matter of time. After this war, they will be reassessed, the cracks have already gone,” said the historian.

According to Vyatrovich, each subsequent war supersedes the previous one, and the leadership of the Kremlin is afraid, because of the gulf between the reality, in which there are dead or wounded in Russian families, and the fact that it cannot be talked about is starting to grow. People are no longer interested in hearing about “grandfathers who fought” because their grandchildren are already fighting.

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As reported by Ukrinform, the “Immortal Regiment” procession was cancelled in Moscow and other cities in Russia on 9 May, the event will be held online only.

British intelligence believes that Russian authorities have decided to cancel parades, such as the “Immortal Regiment” march on 9 May, in many cities because of their vulnerability to Ukrainian drones.

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