Kim Jong Un to join Putin and other leaders in China Military Parade

China said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will attend a military parade in Beijing next week alongside Vladimir Putin, as China said, while it will be a ray.

This is the first multilateral international meeting of Kim, making the event a diplomatic victory over the eleventh Jinping Chinese Jin Ping, which was pushing for a new global system led by Beijing.

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

US President Donald Trump is not attending but said earlier this week that he wanted to meet Kim, who shook a nuclear arsenal and support for Western Russia.

The “Victory Day” show in China will represent the eighties of the founding of Japan’s surrender in World War II and the end of the conflict.

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

China is likely to display its latest weapons, including hundreds of aircraft, tanks and program control systems. This will be the first time that the new army strength structure has been shown in a procession.

This event, which was designed high, will witness tens of thousands of military personnel in training through the historic Tiananmen Square, with forces of 45 squares of the so -called military warriors in China as well as veterans.

Analysts and Western authorities are expected to monitor that the 70 -minute offer, which will be wiped by XI, has seen it closely by analysts and Western authorities.

At a press conference presented by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday, Beijing – one of Pyongyang’s closest allies – praised its neighbor for its “traditional friendship”, which lasted for decades, and said that the two countries will continue to cooperate in “regional peace and stability”.

The presence of Kim is a promotion from the last day of the victory day in China in 2015, when Pyongyang sent one of her senior officials, Choe Ryong-Hae.

This year will happen when Kim will stand by Putin and it will be important because it means that Xi can walk at any summit with Trump with more confidence, after he was fully informed by both leaders.

Next week’s meeting is also weeks before a possible visit from Trump to Asia, which the White House alluded to but not confirmed. However, she said that the US President is open to meet Shi to end the customs tariff deal, among other things.

Six years have passed since Kim Beijing’s visit – he attended the last time to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries in 2019.

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

Most Western leaders are not expected to attend the offer, because of their opposition to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which pushed sanctions against the Putin regime.

However, Beijing did not criticize Putin’s war and the United States and its allies have even accused of helping – which is what he denies. Kim, on the other hand, came both weapons and forces to the Russian invasion.

The list of leaders who attend the show also reflects China’s rise and changing relationship with the world.

It will be the President of Indonesia and the Malaysian Prime Minister there, and it is another evidence of Beijing’s efforts to increase relations with the neighboring Southeast Asia. Others like Singapore send representatives of the lower level.

The Military Ruler in Myanmar Min Aung Hellang, an international pariah that relies heavily on Chinese trade and assistance, will also attend.

There will be fewer European Union officials, with only one leader from the European Union – Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico – while Bulgaria and Hungary will send actors.

On the other hand, Czech President Milos Ziman attended the 2015 offer, while Poland, France, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom sent parliamentary speakers or governmental envoys to the show.

Additional reports by Ian Tang from the BBC monitoring