A military parade is to be held in Beijing to commemorate the 80th anniversary of victory over Japan in World War II. China will also demonstrate its new weapons in the Vijay Anniversary parade. The huge military parade will include thousands of people and the weapons will be performed before. Military officials said in a press conference that the parade will include hundreds of aircraft including fighter jets and bombers aircraft as well as high-tech weapons such as accurate-oriented weapons capable of traveling five times faster than the speed of voice.
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This is the second such procession since 2015 to commemorate the formal surrender of the Japanese Army in September 1945. This parade will be a demonstration of China’s military power, as some of its neighbors and western countries have been worrying about the power performance by the People’s Liberation Army in recent years. From trucks equipped with drones to kill, from new tanks and pre -warning aircraft to protect Chinese aircraft ships, military atashe and security analysts say they are expecting many new weapons and equipment in this parade.
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The US and its allies are preparing to compete with China in any regional conflict in the future, so the growing groups of missiles, especially anti-ship versions and weapons with hypersonic capabilities, will be specially closely monitored. Wu Zeke, Deputy Director of the Military Parade, told reporters that (these weapons and equipment) would fully demonstrate our army’s strong ability to be compatible with the changing war patterns and win future wars.
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In the last World War War Parade, more than 12,000 soldiers, including diverse troops from Russia and Belarus to Mongolia and Cambodia, marched in the city with ex -servicemen. Beijing also collected more than 500 military equipment and 200 aircraft. Many Western leaders had distanced the distance from the 2015 event, as they worked about the message from the performance of China’s military power. The then Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe refused to join it. At that time, foreign participants included former German Chancellor Gerhard Shroder and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. No information was given about the presence of foreign soldiers or foreign leaders participating in the press conference.