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British Intelligence gives reason why Russia canceled Navy Day parade in 2024
Russia has canceled the 2024 Navy Day parade because it cannot guarantee full protection of its forces
This was reported by the UK Ministry of Defense.
It is noted that this year's parade of warships was scheduled to take place on July 28, 2024, but was canceled due to security concerns.
“This is not the first time that events have been canceled since Russia invaded Ukraine. However, it is the most high-profile event to be canceled and highlights a growing trend that Russia is unable to guarantee the protection of its forces,” the intelligence service said.
Background. The Russian Navy Day is an annual holiday of “sea power” to celebrate the Russian Navy. Although the event was popular in the 1970s, it was canceled in 1980 until 2017, when Russian leader Vladimir Putin reinstated it as a public holiday.
Although celebrations take place all over Russia, the main event takes place in St. Petersburg, where Russian ships parade down the Neva River to the Kronstadt naval base.
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This year, Russia has already canceled May 9 celebrations in occupied Crimea. This was due to security concerns.
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