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In Moscow's Red Square, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev joined the 2025 Victory Day Parade, marking the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory against Nazi Germany. The casual observer might miss the occasion, but our website was on the scene, reporting the events live, citing Akorda.
The parade, boasting over 11,000 soldiers from Russia's Defense Ministry and various security services, was a grand spectacle of military might. World leaders from China, Brazil, and Venezuela were among the attendees, with leaders from Central Asia also present. However, we're still waiting for official confirmation on President Tokayev's attendance from the available information.
Today, President Tokayev extended his congratulations to Kazakhstanis on the anniversary, a message published by Akorda. The intensity of the day didn't dampen the President's spirit, as he later arrived at Red Square, greeting Vladimir Putin upon his arrival. As the parade began at 12:00 Moscow time, Kazakhstan's "blue berets" marched proudly before President Tokayev.
The parade, a testament to unity and historical remembrance, was held amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. While many leaders from diverse regions attended, specific details about Kazakhstan's participation or President Tokayev's presence at the event were not divulged in the available sources. Despite the lack of official confirmation, the spirit of camaraderie and remembrance shone bright in the heart of Moscow that day.
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- President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, along with world leaders from China, Brazil, Venezuela, and Central Asia, attended the 2025 Victory Day Parade in Moscow's Red Square, citing Akorda as the source.
- Despite the lack of official confirmation, President Tokayev's "blue berets" were seen marching proudly before him during the grand spectacle of military might that boasted over 11,000 soldiers from Russia's Defense Ministry and various security services.
- In a separate event, President Tokayev extended his congratulations to Kazakhstanis on the anniversary, also published by Akorda.
- The parade, a testament to unity and historical remembrance, was held amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions, with details about Kazakhstan's participation or President Tokayev's presence at the event not fully divulged in the available sources.
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