Trump’s message to Putin and the Eleventh: The largest U.S. Air Force “Elephant Walk” in Modern History, Russian and Chinese dictators show unity, destroying the western part of Moscow
The U.S. Air Force sharply displayed dozens of top-line military aircraft at an air base in Japan this week, with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping hosting Russia’s Victory Day parade in Moscow.
Russia and China issue joint statement condemning US President Donald Trump plans to create a “golden dome” missile defense system “deeply stable” and risk “turning space into a battlefield.”
Earlier this week, the so-called “elephant walk” was conducted at Kadena Air Force Base (AFB) in Okinawa, but images of the incident appeared today – Russia sent tanks, nuclear missiles and drones across the Red Square.
The Okinawa parade showed some of the most capable assets American Airlines must provide.
Twenty dozen F-35A Lightning II stealth fighters and eight F-15E strike Eagle Multirole fighters entered the apron along with a pair of Washington’s coveted Patriot missile defense batteries.
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The performance of force is described by the Chief Master Sgt. Brandon Wolfgang is the 18th Wing Commander stationed at Cardena AFB, as “the message you can’t ignore.”
A statement issued by the 18th Wing said the elephant walk was “the lethality that Kadena AB could use to prevent confrontational aggression in the Indo-Pacific region”.
U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps aircraft and U.S. Army Patriot missile batteries line up on runways in daily operation preparations at Cardina Air Force Base in Japan, conducting an elephant walk on May 6, 2025
Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, Chinese President Xi Jinping watches victory in Moscow, Russia, Friday, May 9, 2025
General vision shows a military parade on Victory Day marking the 80th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, Central Russia, Central Russia, May 9, 2025
The impressive parade also saw six HH-60G Pave Eagle helicopters and two MQ-9 harvesters on display along with the aircraft, which is said to be the largest ever in the Air Force.
After the elephant walk, the Kadena AFB conducted a three-day military exercise this week, and today Moscow held its own military parade as part of its celebration to mark the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in World War II.
More than 20 world leaders and Kremlin allies, including China XI, Putin’s right-hand man in Europe, Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva participated in the Victory Day parade in Red Square.
Putin shared a warm handshake with Xi this morning and took a photo with Xi Jinping, which eliminated any fantasy of U.S. President Donald Trump’s efforts to drive the wedge between the eastern powers.
Russian and Chinese leaders sit side by side to watch the parade in a unified performance, they issued a statement yesterday saying Trump’s move to establish the “Golden Dome” missile defense system will be “deeply stable” and may turn space into a “battlefield.”
Putin and his guests, including several senior North Korean military officials, watched the silly singing of the soldiers, ran towards the ancient marching songs and roared at their commanders before Russia’s top brass.
Followed by a massive parade of Russian military technology, seeing dozens of tanks, S400 Triumf air defense missile system and Gargantuan YARS intercontinental ballistic missiles crossing Vladimir Lenin’s mausoleum.
At the end of the parade, Putin walked along the square, greeting a long string of military commanders in Russia and the former Soviet states, and then stopped to speak with a delegation of officers from the Chinese and North Korean armed forces.
Moscow and Pyongyang have admitted in recent weeks that North Korean troops fought against Russia’s counterparts against Ukraine.
The celebration was celebrated with Putin, Xi Jinping and other world leaders solemnly laying a bouquet of red flowers on the graves of unknown soldiers and the eternal flames to commemorate the Soviets who died in World War II.
Russian T-80 BVM tank during Victory Japanese military parade in Moscow, Russia, Friday, May 9, 2025
Russian soldiers participate in Victory Japanese military parade in Moscow, Russia, Friday, May 9, 2025, during celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s defeat of Nazi Germany during World War II
Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) welcomes North Korean military officers during Victory Japanese military parade
Russian T-80 tanks participated in the Victory Japanese military parade, the 80th anniversary of victory in the Great Patriotic War
Russian YARS intercontinental ballistic missile launcher participates in Victory Japanese military parade
During the march, several drones were also shown to defeat Ukraine, including Ukraine, including the Lancet, Geran-2, Orlan-10 and Orlan-30 variants. After the flight of Su-25, Su-30 and Mig-29 fighter jets and bombers, it later soared into Russian tri-colored overhead smoke.
Russian Defense Minister Andrey Belousov arrived at the red square on a convertible Russian Orus government car, and he handled and inspected the troops. They responded with a chorus of “Hurray!” before Putin came on stage to give his speech.
Putin announced that Russia will always remember and appreciate the contributions of our and European allies to victory in World War II.
But he went on to say that he would never allow “real Nazist victors to be vilified”, that Moscow “fights against the atrocities of Nazist followers”, that echoes the Kremlin’s rhetoric, that Russia attempts to “Nanaza” neighbors.
‘(Russia) has truth and justice around it. Putin insisted: “The whole country, society and people support participants in special military operations, adding: “We are proud of their courage and determination, which always makes us the only victory.” ”
The Kremlin’s so-called “special military operation” is actually the deadliest war in Europe, and since today’s parade commemorates the conflict, Ukraine calls the events held in Moscow today a “cynical parade.”
