Moscow’s once mighty military has turned into a marching band four years after Russia launched its war on Ukraine. Russian strongman Vladimir Putin oversaw the puniest Victory Day parade in history Saturday, stripped entirely of any heavy military hardware as his four-year “special operation” against Ukraine continues to stall. The annual parade in Red Square is the most revered Russian holiday, marking the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in World War II and memorializing its 27 million killed.