Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday stressed the "special military operation" in Ukraine was the "only right decision" for his country during a speech at an annual event to mark the 77th anniversary of the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany in World War II.In a public address during Victory Day celebrations at Red Square in central Moscow, Putin justified sending troops into Ukraine as a "pre-emptive rebuff to aggression" from member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, saying the security bloc had created an "absolutely unacceptable threat."Again labeling the R…READ FULL ARTICLE
