MOSCOW - Tens of thousands of Russians swarmed central Moscow on Wednesday to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Russia's annexation of Crimea. At a Red Square rally dubbed "We Are Together," the rowdy crowd sang, danced and chanted "Sevastopol! Crimea! Russia!" and "Glory to Russia!" as the country's top musical acts performed.
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Mashable: Putin leads massive Moscow street party on Crimea anniversary
Russia's President Vladimir Putin gives a speech during a rally and a concert by the Kremlin Wall in central Moscow on March 18, 2015, to mark one year since he signed off on the annexation of Crimea in a epochal shift that ruptured ties with Ukraine and the West.
