Kremlin: Additional measures taken to protect Putin ahead of parade, businesses won't be compensated

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The Kremlin announced that authorities are taking additional security measures to protect Russian President Vladimir Putin ahead of the May 9 parade in Moscow's Red Square, marking the victory over Nazi Germany in World War II. The Kremlin also said that businesses affected by internet blocking implemented ahead of the parade will not receive compensation, claiming that "public safety is a priority."
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