In Moscow, preparations are already well underway for the 65th anniversary of the end of World War Two. The Russian military has been holding practice drills for the May 9th Victory Day parade in Red Square - to commemorate the defeat of the Nazis. Fighter jets will form a symbolic number 65 overhead - while the city's main streets will be closed to make way for tanks and heavy artillery taking part in the historic event. Organisers say the display will be the most spectacular to date - with Russian troops joined by contingents from wartime allied powers.