At the military parade in Beijing, China, the complete nuclear triad and advanced weapons were showcased for the first time, including hypersonic missiles and laser weapons.
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On the occasion of the military parade marking 80 years since the end of World War II, China showcased its nuclear triad, including land, sea, and air-launched missiles. President Xi Jinping oversaw the event, where intercontinental missiles, anti-ship hypersonic missiles, laser weapons, and advanced drones were displayed. These demonstrations highlight China's growing military power and its ability to protect its national sovereignty.
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