The thousands of 'soldiers' marching in Russia's Victory parade weren't actual combat troops, UK intel says

• The "soldiers" that marched in Russia's Victory Day Parade weren't combat soldiers, UK intel said.
• UK intel said that the majority were auxiliary, paramilitary, and cadets from training camps.
• The parade featured only one old tank, no aircraft, and a few reluctant world leaders. 

Russia's Victory Day Parade seemingly featured over 8,000 soldiers marching in Red Square, giving the impression of a strong and capable military force. But UK intelligence says the majority of them likely weren't actual, deployable soldiers fighting in combat.