Ukrainian troops take part in Moldova’s 35th independence anniversary parade
Moldova celebrated the 35th anniversary of its independence with a parade in Chisinau that included Ukrainian troops, Suspilne public broadcaster reported on Aug. 27.
Moldova marked its 35th anniversary of independence with a grand parade in the capital city of Chisinau, as reported by Suspilne on August 27. The event featured Moldovan President Maia Sandu, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu, who gathered to witness the soldiers marching through the city's central square.
The parade was not limited to Moldovan forces; it also included military units and honor guards from eight partner nations. These countries were Ukraine, Romania, Lithuania, Italy, Poland, France, Czechia, and the United States. A total of more than 100 pieces of military equipment were showcased, which included self-propelled artillery, air defense systems, and other specialized vehicles.
Financial assistance from the European Union helped Moldova acquire some of this modern equipment. Notably, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy attended the celebrations in Chisinau. The evening of the parade saw Sandu, Zelenskyy, and Romanian President Nicusor Dan meeting with citizens in the city's central square, engaging with the local populace.
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