新闻快照：卫国战争胜利六十五周年红场焰火晚会

编者按：已经连续转载了不少关于卫国战争六十五年纪念活动的照片。今天这一集将介绍莫斯科当天的庆祝活动和晚上的烟火晚会。

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梅德韦杰夫和夫人斯威特拉娜和二战老战士等观看红场烟火。

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克林姆林宫及圣巴希尔大教堂上空的美丽烟火。

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大阅兵结束后梅德韦杰夫陪同xxx在红场上漫步。

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参加莫斯科各项纪念活动的二战老兵。

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