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Russia Cancels St. Petersburg Naval Parade for Second Consecutive Year
Russia has canceled the St. Petersburg naval parade for the second year in a row, with officials citing that 'now is not the time' for such an event.
15 Jun, 09:39 — 15 Jun, 12:20
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Moscow TimesMostly Factual3d ago
St. Petersburg Navy Day Parade Cancelled for Second Year in a Row – Fontanka
“As you can imagine, it’s not the right time,” a Navy spokesperson told the local news outlet Fontanka.
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‘You understand — now is not the time’: Russia cancels St. Petersburg naval parade for second year running
Russia’s Defense Ministry is not planning to hold the main naval parade in St. Petersburg this year, Fontanka, a St. Petersburg-based news outlet, reported, citing sources at the ministry. The parade, held in St. Petersburg on Navy Day since 2017, is observed on the last Sunday of July — which in 2026 falls on July 26.
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First report: Moscow Times · 15 Jun, 09:39|Full coverage: 2 · 3h|Window: 3h
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