US EditionXi Jinping says China is ‘unstoppable’ and world faces ‘peace or war’, as Putin and Kim join him for military parade
The parade showcased cutting-edge missiles, drones, and nuclear-capable weapons, highlighting China's expanding arsenal of over 600 warheads and growing geopolitical influence, officials said.
- China showcased its military capabilities at a parade marking 80 years since the end of World War II, attended by leaders like Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un.
- The parade featured advanced weaponry, including hypersonic missiles, stealth fighter jets, and new intercontinental ballistic missiles, demonstrating China's military advancements to global leaders.
- Xi Jinping stated that humanity faces a choice between peace and war, urging nations to prevent the roots of conflict and historical tragedies.
- Officials reported that this event was intended to project power internationally while boosting national pride, with over 50,000 attendees at Tiananmen Square.
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