This year's Victory Day parade is to take place in southern Estonian regional capital Voru and 700 members of the Kaitseliit (Defense League) volunteer corps and allied soldiers are to take part.
Units from the Voru, Tartu, Sakala, Polva, and Valga companies, a company of the Women's Auxialiary Corps of Kaitseliit, Home Daughters' and Young Eagles' contracted companies, a company of the Police and Border Guard Board, and color guards of the cyber defense unit and the Kaitseliit school can be seen in the parade, spokespeople for Kaitseliit said.
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