Trump declared in the United States on May 8 Victory Day in World War II
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US President Donald Trump has announced that on May 8, the United States will celebrate Victory Day in World War II, and November 11 in the First World War.
Source: Trump on the social network TRUTH SOCIAL
Direct Trump languageA: « Many of our allies and friends are celebrated on May 8 as a Victory Day, but we did a lot more than any other country, to achieve a victorious result in World War II. This I rename on May 8 on Victory Day in World War II and November 11 on the Victory Day in the First World War. »
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Details: According to him, despite the fact that « we won both wars and no one was with us for strength, courage or military glitter », but « we never celebrate anything – this is because we have no leaders who know how to do it! »
« We will start celebrating our victories again, » Trump said.
What was before:
- In November 2004, the decision of the 59th session of the UN General Assembly, on May 8 and 9, was proclaimed the days of memory and reconciliation of commemoration of all victims of World War II.
- In Ukraine, since 2023, on May 8, he was set up by the Day of Remembrance and Victory over Nazism in the Second World War of 1939-1945.
- At the same time, the ruler of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin complained that « Russia is faced with the fact that the results of the Second World War and the role of the USSR in victory are revised today for the sake of selfish political interests. »
