The Victory Parade was postponed to June. Network Reaction

Vladimir Putin announcedthat the parade for the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War will be held in Moscow on June 24. The traditional march of the "Immortal Regiment" will also take place, but a month later - on July 26. The Network's reaction to this news was not long in coming.

Our leader is sensitive to the aspirations of Russians. After all, the Russian is now thinking about the victory parade. About the parade and a little about the danger of dying from the coronavirus, being unemployed, without money. But mostly, of course, about the parade

- Andrey Konyaev (@a_konyaev) May 26, 2020

I am already out of work, money is running out. Faster would be the parade

- kindness and old age (@criggermarg) May 26, 2020

explain to me why hold a victory parade 2 months after victory day, when the country has record levels of unemployment and the economic crisis ...

- ANTHONY ULY (@AnthonyUly) May 26, 2020

❌ help the population during a pandemic, invest in the economy, etc.
✔️ spend a billion rubles on fireworks and parade

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- Senseless burning of your youth ~ (@potomsdelayu) May 26, 2020

Well, is it logical? The darkness of people has died from a pandemic, the economy is in a wild recession, a lot of unemployed. People in Moscow have not even been released from their homes yet. Let's go for a victory parade? And even more logical - a month after the regiment. 🤦🏻‍♂️

- Maxim Sidorov (@ Max_Sid_1986) May 26, 2020

That is, a regiment and a parade are allowed, but shopping centers cannot be opened? Perfectly!

- Mokele Mbembe (@ MokeleMbembe37) May 26, 2020

Perhaps it's time to introduce penalties for self-isolation.
And then the parade is a parade, but some irresponsible citizens sitting at home will contrive not to get infected with the atmosphere of the holiday and the rest.

- HELO (@AgriDilan) May 26, 2020

In the summer we will go to optusk for the parade

- Dimon (@LoseChance) May 26, 2020

Too shy to ask. Will there be a masked victory parade? And with gloves? How would the enemy die from laughter

- Silva Varescu (@silvavaresku) May 26, 2020

- We spent almost three months locked up. My friends are bankrupt, bars and restaurants are closed, you need passes to go out, and a bunch of my friends are in the hospital with unknown crap. Tell me everything will be fine. Tell me two main words!

- Victory parade.

- yosik in the fog (@ nidis8212) May 26, 2020

There are other opinions as well.

oh, why are you all different here, you can't / you can.. Themselves all whined about how so!? It is necessary to honor the memory of our grandfathers!
And now you are saying that it was necessary to postpone the parade to 2021 and it is no longer required. Someone has a clear personality disorder!

- Eric Vasiliskov (@erikkkvs) May 26, 2020

In my opinion, this date is generally a jackpot. Firstly, the Victory Parade, secondly, on the same day as the first Parade 75 years ago, and thirdly, since the Parade was approved, it means that the virus is almost defeated. That is, the parade of victory over the virus as well. Jackpot, well)

- Rada Sidyakina (@Rraadasss) May 26, 2020

The first Parade of the Red Army troops on the Red Square in Moscow was on June 24, 1945 - in 75 years we will repeat the Great Parade, day in, day out, hour in hour. Hurrah! pic.twitter.com/ovhA4wZtbK

- Sthanu Amrita (@AmritaSthanu) May 26, 2020

What do you think about the postponement of the Victory Day parade to June 24? Let us know in the comments.