For the first time in years, Russia has canceled its flagship Navy Day parade in St. Petersburg and other cities, citing security concerns after a wave of Ukrainian drone attacks. The decision comes as Ukrainian drones reportedly targeted St. Petersburg, forcing the closure of the city's airport for several hours while President Vladimir Putin was in attendance. The cancellation marks a significant shift, as the parade is a major annual event showcasing Russian naval power. The move is seen as both a response to the increasing threat posed by Ukrainian strikes and a blow to Russian morale and prestige. Despite the scaled-down celebrations, Putin announced plans to further expand and arm the Russian navy.
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