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ruger kirjutas: ↑26 Jaan, 2025 11:26 India suur ja väga värvikas sõjaväeparaad vabariigi 76. aastapäeva(76th Republic Day LIVE) puhul.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6w50xK8zN68

Victory Parade Rehearsals in Yekaterinburg, featuring the latest modifications of T-72B3M, T-80BVM, T-90M with all the bells and whistles.
Along with other equipment, like a 100mm MT-12 Field gun, 152mm 2A36 Giatsint-B, 120mm 2S23 Nona-SVK, BM-30 Smerch, and alot of other stuff...

Walter2 kirjutas: ↑15 Apr, 2025 9:07 Kas sinnani Ukraina droonid ulatuksid?

Seems the rumors are true - Russia is borrowing military hardware from Kazakhstan for Moscow's May 9th parade.

Did something happen?

Astana, Kazakhstan

CHINA Holds Second Rehearsal For Event Marking 80th Anniversary Of Victory Over #JAPANESE Aggression, Fascism (1931-1945). The Rehearsal Involved 40,000 Participants.

China has begun its largest-ever military parade at Tiananmen Square in Beijing to celebrate the 80th Anniversary of Japan’s Defeat in the Pacific at the end of World War ll, overseen by Chinese President Xi Jinping, alongside hundreds of foreign guests, to include Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un.

ruger kirjutas: ↑03 Sept, 2025 6:40

China has begun its largest-ever military parade at Tiananmen Square in Beijing to celebrate the 80th Anniversary of Japan’s Defeat in the Pacific at the end of World War ll, overseen by Chinese President Xi Jinping, alongside hundreds of foreign guests, to include Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un.

https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1963060261142614316

China just held their biggest military flex in decades.

They revealed 11 weapons that have never been seen before in public.

Military analysts are calling it a 'strategic message.'

Hypersonic missiles were front and center.

China unveiled new models, including the DF-17 and the anti-ship DF-26D.

These weapons are designed to be unstoppable, capable of evading current missile defense systems.

New Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) were also on display, including the DF-61 and the upgraded DF-5C.

These missiles have the range to strike targets globally, significantly enhancing China's strategic deterrence

For the first time, China publicly showcased its complete nuclear triad: land, sea, and air-launched nuclear missiles.

The debut of the Jinglei-1 air-launched missile marks a major milestone for the PLA.

The parade featured a new generation of "carrier killer" anti-ship missiles, like the YJ-21.

These weapons are a clear threat to naval fleets and are designed to reshape maritime warfare.

China's drone technology is advancing rapidly.

The GJ-11 "Loyal Wingman" UCAV was a highlight, designed to fly alongside crewed aircraft.

This is a key step towards next-generation air combat.

The innovation isn't just in the air.

China also unveiled a new underwater drone, the AJX002.

This long, tube-shaped craft signals Beijing's growing ambitions in undersea warfare.

In the skies, new carrier-based fighter jets like the J-15T and the stealthy J-35 made their debut.

These aircraft are crucial for China's expanding aircraft carrier fleet and power projection capabilities.

On the ground, China showcased its next-generation battle tanks:

the Type 99B and the new fourth-generation Type 100.

These tanks feature advanced protection systems and are designed for the modern battlefield.

Beyond conventional weapons, China also revealed new space and laser defense systems.

The HQ-29 is reportedly capable of taking down satellites, and new ship-based laser weapons were also on display.

Overall, the 2025 Victory Day parade was a powerful statement of China's military modernization and its growing global ambitions.

The world is watching as a new era of military technology unfolds.