Kina shënoi 70 vjetorin e fitores kundër fashizmit(FOTO)

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Udhëheqësi i Kinës, Ksi Jinping, hapi paradën e madhe ushtarake, në të cilën morën pjesë mbi 12 mijë ushtarë, me rastin e 70 vjetorit të kapitullimit të Japonisë në Luftën e Dytë Botërore.
Gjatë paradës u prezantuan të arriturat më të reja të Kinës në fushën e teknologjisë ushtarake, ndërsa mbi Pekin fluturuan aeroplanët dhe helikopterët, të cilët gjatë fluturimit formuan numrin 70.
Parada dëshmoi për forcimin e fuqisë ushtarake të Kinës dhe synimin e saj që të bëhet fuqi udhëheqëse në Azi.
Presidenti Ksi hapi me një fjalim paradën në sheshin Tien An Men në Pekin. Krahas këtij në këtë manifestim morën pjesë edhe burrështetas të huaj, në mesin e të cilëve ishin Presidenti i Rusisë, Vladimir Putin, presidentja e Koresë së Jugut, Park Geun Hje dhe sekretari i Përgjithshëm i Organizatës së Kombeve të Bashkuara, Ban Ki Mun.
Ksi gjatë fjalimit të tij paralajmëroi se ushtria kineze do të zvogëlohet për 300 mijë pjesëtarë dhe se numri i pjesëtarëve aktivë të ushtrisë kineze do të reduktohet në 2 milionë.
Përkundër këtij reduktimi, Kina do të mbetet ushtria më e madhe në botë. Reduktimi i numrit të ushtarëve po bëhet, pasi që këtë po e mundëson zhvillimi i teknologjisë ushtarake.
Në paradë kina prezantoi edhe dhjetëra raketa të reja balistike, në mesin e tyre edhe raketën DF2, e cila quhet edhe “shkatërruese e aeroplan-bartësve”.
Zakonisht Kina organizon paradat ushtarake çdo dhjete vjet, në përvjetorin e themelimit të Republikës Popullore të Kinës në vitin 1949./21Media

Military aircraft flying in formation during the military parade marking the 70th Anniversary of the Victory of Chinese People's Resistance against Japanese Aggression and World Anti-Fascist War in BeijingMilitary aircraft flying in formation during the military parade marking the 70th Anniversary of the Victory of Chinese People's Resistance against Japanese Aggression and World Anti-Fascist War in BeijingA formation of helicopters displaying the number 70 to mark the 70th anniversary of the victory of the 'Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War'A formation of helicopters displaying the number 70 to mark the 70th anniversary of the victory of the 'Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War'Spelling it out: A formation of helicopters display the number 70 to mark the 70th anniversary of the 'Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War'On a high: Dozens of Chinese military helicopters fly in formation during the military parade at Tiananmen Square in BeijingFirepower: China's confidence in its growing military assertiveness, especially in the disputed South China Sea, has rattled the region and drawn criticism from WashingtonMilitary vehicles carrying shore-to-ship missiles drive past the Tiananmen Gate during a military parade to mark the victory over JapanGunning for attention: Chinese soldiers on armoured fighting vehicles move past on Tiananmen Square during the military paradeMilitary vehicles carrying DF-31A long-range missiles drive past the Tiananmen Gate during a military parade to mark victory in World War IIA military vehicle carrying a Pterodactyl I unmanned aerial vehicle drive past the Tiananmen Gate to mark victory in World War TwoMore than 12,000 soldiers, mostly Chinese but with contingents from Russia and elsewhere, took part in the ostentatious paradeFemale soldiers of China's People's Liberation Army march during a military parade to mark the 70th anniversary of the victory over JapanMost Western leaders rebuffed invitations to attend, unhappy about the guest list and wary of the message China would send with the paradeSensitive: China's government repeatedly said the parade was not aimed at today's Japan, but to remember the past and to remind the world of China's huge sacrifices during the conflictScaling back: President Xi Jinping (above) announced at the parade that he would cut troop levels by 300,000Honoured: Soldiers marched down Changan Avenue, led by veterans (above) from World War Two carried in vehiclesMessage of peace: Thousands of doves are released during a parade marking the 70th anniversary of Japan's surrender during World War TwoShow of strength: Dozens of armoured vehicles and ballistic missiles roll through Tiananmen Square in Beijing for China's biggest-ever display of military might in a parade to commemorate victory over Japan in World War TwoOut in force: Thousands of soldiers march along Tiananmen Square for the parade marking the 70th Anniversary of the victory over Japan

High flyers: More than 12,000 troops and hundreds of tanks and missiles rolled through Tiananmen Square in Beijing as fighter jets, bombers and helicopters flew overhead in an ostentatious show of force that lasted around 90 minutesLocals weren't allowed to watch the display because barricades were set up hundreds of metres away and police blocked access to the streetsShut out: Residents whose homes overlooked the route itself were even ordered not to go onto their balconies or open their windows