
China’s V-Day Parade Sends Loud Peace Message at 80th WWII Anniversary
At Tian’anmen Square, Chinese UN peacekeepers joined a V-Day parade marking the 80th anniversary of WWII victory, as Xi Jinping calls for global peace and cooperation.
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At Tian’anmen Square, Chinese UN peacekeepers joined a V-Day parade marking the 80th anniversary of WWII victory, as Xi Jinping calls for global peace and cooperation.
General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee Xi Jinping delivered a keynote at the 80th Victory Day commemoration in Beijing, calling for unity, remembrance, and global peace.
At a recent V-Day parade, women from historic militia bases displayed unity that spans from wartime resilience to peacetime service and emergency response.
Air echelons flew over Tian’anmen Square during Beijing’s V-Day parade, showcasing modern aircraft for early warning, strike, control, transport, and logistic support in a vivid aerial display.
At the V-Day parade in Tian’anmen Square, the Chinese mainland showcased its Strategic Strike Group—unveiling cruise, hypersonic and nuclear missiles in a display of next-level deterrence.
PLA’s information warfare and unmanned combat units took center stage at Beijing’s V-Day parade, marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
PLA land, maritime and air combat groups were inspected in a V-Day parade at Tiananmen Square, marking the 80th anniversary of victory in the anti-fascist war.
China’s V-Day parade paid tribute to 80 heroic units from the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, marking 80 years since victory.
In Beijing, helicopters bearing flags of the CPC, the PRC and the PLA soared over Tian’anmen Square to kick off China’s 80th Victory Day parade, tracing shapes 8 and 0 in the sky.
At Beijing’s 80th V-Day parade, Chinese peacekeepers marched among 13 inspected formations, underscoring China’s top role in UN peacekeeping among Security Council members.