China marked the 80th anniversary of victory over Japan and the end of World War II by unveiling a vast array of new weapons, many shown for the first time. Key highlights include the DF-61 intercontinental missile, DF-17 hypersonic missile, YJ-12 anti-ship cruise missile, J-15T fighter jet, and AI-powered drones. Experts say the arsenal demonstrates nuclear triad strength and rapid growth, signaling deterrence toward the U.S. The Tiananmen Square parade ended with an 80-gun salute and release of 80,000 doves.
China has unveiled a new arsenal of weapons to mark the 80th anniversary of victory against Japanese aggression and the end of World War II. Many of these weapons were shown publicly for the first time, and at least five caught particular international attention.
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