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Donald Trump has finally obtained his desire to hold a military parade in Washington, DC on Saturday, after thousands of soldiers walked tanks, aircraft and helicopters through the National Commercial Center in a celebration of the 250th army’s birthday, while millions of people were detained throughout the country against its administration.

This was the first military procession in the country’s capital since 1991 – which celebrated the end of the Gulf War – and happened on the 79 -year -old. The president tried and failed to hold such an event during his first term, but it happened after a few months, although at any moment in particular tense for the country.

On Saturday, millions of demonstrators moved to the streets of cities and cities throughout the country to condemn the president in a wave of demonstrations called “no kings.” In Los Angeles, the Federal National Guard and the United States of the United States that Trump ordered to protect immigration agents several days ago in the streets due to the interception of local leaders, and faced the demonstrators again.

Today, news began that the representative of the democratic state and her husband were killed in Minnesota, while the ruler said, “It seems that he is a political assassination.” Another Senator was shot for the democratic state and his wife, but both are expected to survive, while the attacker is still obedient.

In the highly fortified National Center on Saturday afternoon, there were slight signs of fermentation crises. The president has reached chants and chants, “We love Trump!” , With a seat in a review position next to Defense Minister Beit Higseth and First Lady Melania Trump. The event started 30 minutes late to avoid rain that never arrived.

When he spoke, Trump refrained from injecting politics and partisan insults he is making in every other speech, including when the army soldiers were addressed earlier this week. His dialect was patriotic instead, as Trump said: “Every country celebrates their victories. It is time for America to do too. This is what we do tonight.”

While there was no lack of believers in the president in a crowd of tens of thousands, others were withdrawn from curiosity, or to condemn Trump while it was hostile lands.

“We support him and the army,” said Dan Fonk, 68, who flew from Nebraska to see his son -in -law.

“Many patriots. Many people who are happy with Trump in his post. I love it. There is a lot of garbage,” said Deeb Fonk, 61,.

Pat Douglas wandered around the National Commercial Center in a camouflaged jacket in the desert that he was wearing during the 24 -year -old in the army, on which the purple heart and three bronze stars had been suspended for his service.

“It is a good thing,” said 65 -year -old. “This is what we brought here. 250 years old, it’s something that still has to be defended and supported.” While some Democrats accused Trump of using the offer to celebrate his birthday, Douglas said: “This has nothing to do with the president.”

Many others fell only in the crowd to enjoy the show, which the Golden Knights Parachute team appeared in the White House garden, a recruitment ceremony headed by Trump and a fireworks show.

Peru, who was working in Washington, said that he came to better understand the American culture. Yassine ahssini, the Moroccan who moved to the United States three and a half years ago after it was chosen for the diversity visa, was drawn with the fact that such an offer has not been held for 34 years.

He said: “It is just something you do not see every day.”

However, it is also an event by the city’s leaders and residents, who used to see their streets and their monuments that seized political events, only reluctantly welcomed. The federal boycott is strongly democratic, and Eleanor Holmes Norton condemned the event on Friday, saying: “President Trump has long been on his birthday.”

At a cost, at an estimated cost of the army ranging between $ 25 million and 45 million dollars, the supply preparations caused the closing of the crowded roads for up to four days, while flights at Ronald Reagan Washington Airport stopped during the event.

The city leaders expressed their concerns that the tanks and armored vehicles will harm the unimaginable roads, which causes the army to place metal plates on parts of the road, and equip the equipment with rubber on their arch.

“No Kings” did not plan a protest in the city. But a different group called the rejection of fascism organizes an early protest on Saturday, which saw 300 people walking to the White House, chanting “Fascist America, we don’t say now! It is time to go Trump!”

“America does not make military offers like this,” said Chris Yuz, who is an old army of 40 -year -old warriors, who served in Iraq and participated in the march.

“Everything is just an authoritarian. It tries to create chaos and becomes a dictator.”

Small groups of demonstrators entered this event, quietly sitting on the grass with signs of reading “no kings”, or criticizing the money spent on the show, while displaying intermittent insults from the crowd. Four high school students walked from Washington, DC, wearing the white boats that read “I ♥ the United States of America” ​​on the foreground, and the “tone Trump” on the back.

While the crowd was filtered, one man discovered the group and said: “I love the front, hates the back,” before handing them over the luxury group of the luxurious children.

“This is the place where we are, and we want to show that this is not fine for anyone to do, especially the president,” said Ethan Hittenback, 16.

“We need to show people, for example, regardless of the number of people who support the wood dress, there will always be people who think it is not true.”