At the Victory Day parade in Moscow, they are currently showing the Russian miliary's new equipment, including armored vehicles based on the Armata platform.
By the time this parade is over, the Russian phrase "does not have any analogues anywhere else in the world" will be firmly embedded in your head.
Victory Day celebrations in Shymkent, Kazakhstan:
Rossia-24 even has a camera mounted on one of the tanks! Looks like a bone-rattling ride.
Here's a photo from the Moscow parade. Looks like a tank selfie:
A veteran of the Red Army's medical service enjoying Victory Day with loved ones at home:
Here is the much-awaited Armata-based T-14 main battle tank at the Victory Day parade in Moscow:
They are rolling the ICBMs through Red Square now, emphasizing that they are capable of defeating any antimissile defense systems.
The military vehicle section of the parade in Moscow is now over and they are moving to the air parade, beginning with a Tu-160 supersonic strategic bomber.
Here's a reminder for latecomers who love airplanes:
Russia's Rossia-24 state television is showing the Moscow Victory Day parade live from Red Square. You can watch it here.
Russia's Channel One state television has the parade live here.
If you read Russian, Kommersant has a really impressive historical project of the last days of the Battle of Berlin. Worth bookmarking.
