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China's Xi Vows to Defy ‘Intimidation’ at Military Parade
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September 3, 2025
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0:27Now PlayingPresident Xi Jinping hosted the leaders of North Korea and Russia in Beijing for the first time, marking a historic show of united defiance against the US-led world order.
China’s commander-in-chief was flanked by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un as he approached Beijing’s Tiananmen Gate at a vast military parade on Wednesday, in his first-ever appearance with both men. Not since the Cold War have leaders from all three nations stepped out together, with the last time being a 1959 march in Beijing when Mao Zedong hosted Kim Il Sung and Nikita Khrushchev.
Images of Putin and Kim — whose countries are subject to US sanctions — center stage were beamed around the world as Beijing rolled out missiles capable of reaching American shores. Xi’s tight embrace of both nations will likely worry many Western nations, whose leaders were largely absent from the parade, and have voiced concern over China’s military ambitions toward Taiwan.
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