The Guard of Honor of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) made a notable appearance at Moscow’s Red Square on Friday, participating in Russia’s Victory Day military parade. This year’s event commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s triumph in the Great Patriotic War.
Their presence signifies a continued bond between China and Russia, reflecting a shared history and mutual respect forged during World War II. The PLA Guard of Honor marched alongside Russian troops and representatives from other nations, showcasing disciplined formations and ceremonial precision.
Victory Day is a significant event in Russia, marking the defeat of Nazi Germany and honoring the sacrifices made during the war. The inclusion of the PLA Guard of Honor highlights the collaborative spirit and emphasis on remembrance between the two countries.
Participants and spectators alike acknowledged the importance of unity in preserving peace and reflecting on past conflicts. The parade featured military hardware displays, music performances, and a solemn tribute to fallen soldiers.
