Turkmenistan's President touches down in Moscow.
Vibin' in Moscow: World Leaders Gather for Great Patriotic War Commemoration peror of Turkmenistan, Serdar Berdimuhamedov, is hittin' up Moscow, joinin' the crowd for festivities markin' the 80th anniviversary of the Great Patriotic War.
It's gonna be a spectacle, with a heavy-hittin' military parade on Red Square, set to kick off at 10 a.m. The show will include Turkmenistan's Honor Guard Company, shoehin' off what they got. You know, these soldiers been sharin' the spotlight before, rockin' it in the Victory Parades of '10 and '20, vibin' Russian-style.
Now, talk about all them globetrotters showin' up—around 20 leaders are expected. But that's not all, Slovak Prime Minister is also amidst the mix, weatherin' the EU Commission's threats and pressure.
In Other News:While politics is makin' waves back home, it ain't all bad news overseas. Turkmenistan's participation, though not officially confirmed for Berdimuhamedov, is likely given their historical ties with Russia. And don't forget about the Chinese President, Xi Jinping, who's also makin' an appearance.
Word on the street is that, despite some EU leaders shunin' the event, the show must go on. It's more than just a celebration; it's about echoin' the victories of the past, while showin' Russians still got it notwithstandin' current global squabbles. So keep an eye on the skies for flyovers, the ground for marchin' soldiers, and Moscow for a heck of a show. And if you can't be there in person, catch it live on RIA Novosti's Telegram channel.
- The President of Turkmenistan, Serdar Berdimuhamedov, is also in Moscow for the Great Patriotic War commemoration.
- Turkmenistan's Honor Guard Company will participate in the military parade on Red Square, just like they did in the Victory Parades of 2010 and 2020.
- Despite some European Union leaders choosing not to attend, it's expected that Turkmenistan will participate in the event due to their historical ties with Russia.
- The Chinese President, Xi Jinping, is also attending the commemorative events in Moscow.
