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Ladybbird · 28-08-25, 14:51

Kim Jong Un to Join Putin and Other Leaders at China Military Parade -Chinas Push For New World Order

North Koreas leader Kim Jong Un will attend a military parade in Beijing next week alongside Russias Vladimir Putin, China has said, in what will be a landmark visit

BBC 28 AUG 2025

This is Kims first multilateral international meeting, making the event a diplomatic win for Chinas Xi Jinping who has been pushing for a new Beijing led world order

It allows Xi to signal his influence although limited on both Putin and Kim at a time when Washington is attempting to make a deal with Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.

Donald Trump is not attending but said earlier this week that he wanted to meet Kim, whose growing nuclear arsenal and support for Russia have rattled the West.

Chinas Victory Day parade will mark the 80th anniversary of Japans surrender in World War Two and the end of the conflict.

Putin and Kim will be among 26 other heads of state who are expected to attend the parade. This is the first time a North Korean leader has attended a Chinese military parade since 1959.

China is likely to display its latest weaponry, including hundreds of aircraft, tanks and anti drone systems. This will be the first time its militarys new force structure is being fully showcased in a parade.

The highly choreographed event will see tens of thousands of military personnel march in formation through the historic Tiananmen Square, with troops from 45 of the so called echelons of Chinas military as well as war veterans.

The 70 minute parade, which will be surveyed by Xi, is expected to be closely watched by analysts and western powers.

In a press conference given by Chinas foreign ministry on Thursday, Beijing one of Pyongyangs closest allies praised its neighbour for their decades long traditional friendship and said the two countries will continue to collaborate on regional peace and stability

Kims attendance is an upgrade from Chinas last Victory Day parade in 2015, when Pyongyang sent one of its top officials, Choe Ryong hae.

The North Korean leader rarely travels abroad. His recent contact with world leaders has been limited to Vladmir Putin, who he's met twice since Russias invasion of Ukraine.

Now this international pariah has the opportunity to appear on an international stage while also strengthening his ties with China.

Kim generally likes to balance his relationship between Moscow and Beijing so he's not too reliant on either but he hasnt seen the Chinese leader for six years.

This years event will be significant because it means Xi can walk into any summit with Trump with more confidence, having been fully briefed by both leaders.

Next weeks meeting is also weeks before a possible visit by Trump to Asia, which the White House has hinted at but not confirmed. It has, however, said the US President is open to meeting Xi to finalise a tariffs deal, among other things.

Its been six years since Kim visited Beijing he last attended an event to mark the 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries in 2019.

He also visited Beijing three times in 2018, a particularly busy year for international trips given his reluctance to travel abroad.

Most Western leaders are not expected to attend the parade, due to their opposition to Russias invasion of Ukraine, which has driven the sanctions against Putins regime.

Beijing, however, has not criticised Putins war and has been accused by the US and its allies of even aiding it which it denies. Kim, on the other hand, has supplied both weapons and troops to the Russian invasion.

The list of leaders attending the parade also reflects Chinas rise and its changing relationship with the world.

The Indonesia president and Malaysian prime minister will be there, which is further proof of Beijings concerted efforts to ramp up ties with neighbouring South East Asia. Others like Singapore are sending lower level representatives.

Myanmars military ruler Min Aung Hliang, an international pariah who is hugely dependent on Chinese trade and aid, will also be attending.

There will be fewer European Union officials, with just one EU leader attending - Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico while Bulgaria and Hungary will send representatives. Trump was NOT invited

In contrast, Czech President Milos Zeman attended the 2015 parade, while Poland, France, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, and the UK sent parliamentary speakers or government envoys to the parade.

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,527 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Kim Jong Un to Join Putin at China Military Parade-Chinas Push For New World Order Kim Jong Un to Join Putin and Other Leaders at China Military Parade -Chinas Push For New World Order North Koreas leader Kim Jong Un will attend a military parade in Beijing next week alongside Russias Vladimir Putin, China has said, in what will be a landmark visit BBC 28 AUG 2025 This is Kims first multilateral international meeting, making the event a diplomatic win for Chinas Xi Jinping who has been pushing for a new Beijing led world order *It allows Xi to signal his influence although limited on both Putin and Kim at a time when Washington is attempting to make a deal with Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.* Donald Trump is not attending but said earlier this week that he wanted to meet Kim, whose growing nuclear arsenal and support for Russia have rattled the West. Chinas Victory Day parade will mark the 80th anniversary of Japans surrender in World War Two and the end of the conflict. Putin and Kim will be among 26 other heads of state who are expected to attend the parade. This is the first time a North Korean leader has attended a Chinese military parade since 1959. China is likely to display its latest weaponry, including hundreds of aircraft, tanks and anti drone systems. This will be the first time its militarys new force structure is being fully showcased in a parade. The highly choreographed event will see tens of thousands of military personnel march in formation through the historic Tiananmen Square, with troops from 45 of the so called echelons of Chinas military as well as war veterans. The 70 minute parade, which will be surveyed by Xi, is expected to be closely watched by analysts and western powers. In a press conference given by Chinas foreign ministry on Thursday, Beijing one of Pyongyangs closest allies praised its neighbour for their decades long traditional friendship and said the two countries will continue to collaborate on regional peace and stability Kims attendance is an upgrade from Chinas last Victory Day parade in 2015, when Pyongyang sent one of its top officials, Choe Ryong hae. The North Korean leader rarely travels abroad. His recent contact with world leaders has been limited to Vladmir Putin, who he's met twice since Russias invasion of Ukraine. Now this international pariah has the opportunity to appear on an international stage while also strengthening his ties with China. Kim generally likes to balance his relationship between Moscow and Beijing so he's not too reliant on either but he hasnt seen the Chinese leader for six years. This years event will be significant because it means Xi can walk into any summit with Trump with more confidence, having been fully briefed by both leaders. Next weeks meeting is also weeks before a possible visit by Trump to Asia, which the White House has hinted at but not confirmed. It has, however, said the US President is open to meeting Xi to finalise a tariffs deal, among other things. Its been six years since Kim visited Beijing he last attended an event to mark the 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries in 2019. He also visited Beijing three times in 2018, a particularly busy year for international trips given his reluctance to travel abroad. Most Western leaders are not expected to attend the parade, due to their opposition to Russias invasion of Ukraine, which has driven the sanctions against Putins regime. Beijing, however, has not criticised Putins war and has been accused by the US and its allies of even aiding it which it denies. Kim, on the other hand, has supplied both weapons and troops to the Russian invasion. The list of leaders attending the parade also reflects Chinas rise and its changing relationship with the world. The Indonesia president and Malaysian prime minister will be there, which is further proof of Beijings concerted efforts to ramp up ties with neighbouring South East Asia. Others like Singapore are sending lower level representatives. Myanmars military ruler Min Aung Hliang, an international pariah who is hugely dependent on Chinese trade and aid, will also be attending. There will be fewer European Union officials, with just one EU leader attending - Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico while Bulgaria and Hungary will send representatives. Trump was NOT invited In contrast, Czech President Milos Zeman attended the 2015 parade, while Poland, France, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, and the UK sent parliamentary speakers or government envoys to the parade.

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