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I'm John Batchett with my colleague, Anatoly Ben with Quincy Institute for Responsible

Statecraft.

Go to Red Square because Victory Day had a unique presentation to my eyes and I ask Anatoly's

interpretation.

A single tank dating from the Victory in 1945, I believe it was a T-34, comes down in

front of the reviewing stands.

There are other military elements here in Victory Day.

It's important every year to demonstrate strength for the Empire, but the single tank

dated to 1945 and the tank driver, the man on top was displaying the hammer and sickle,

the red flag.

Question is how do we interpret this and we just have a few minutes, Anatoly, what did

you make of that?

Is that about the past or is that about this ambition to reconnect the Soviet Empire?

Well, you know, this parade has always been about victory in the Second World War because

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