What Chinese weapons showed in their military procession, as Shi Jinping, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un saw

China showed a set of weapons and military devices with a Huge procession On Wednesday, President Xi Jinping and 20 other heads of state, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Below is a look at some of the weapons that were displayed, including some of the world that he had not seen previously:

Drones, Amnesty International and Laser

ChinaLY-1 laser weapon was shown during the show for the first timeand Installed over armored trucks. Defense analyst Alexander Neal BBC told the powerful device believed to have the ability to disable electronics or blind pilots.

There were a number of traditional drones displayed, as well as some Amnesty International aircraft.

The one who caught a special attention is the AjX002 GIANT SuPMARINE drone, which is about 65 feet long.

It is also known as a vehicle that is not underwater, can carry out reconnaissance or monitoring tasks.

China also showed drones surreptitiously at the show, including the GJ-11, who is able to fly alongside and assist the fighter aircraft.

“Automatic Wolves” was also offered. Experts say that four -legged walking robots can be used in many operations, such as sweeping mines, reconnaissance missions, or hunting enemy forces.

New missiles capable of nuclear, long -range

A new version of strong continental ballistic missiles in Chinese DF-5C, DF-5C, in the width. Neil told the BBC that has a longer range of previous variables. He said the missile could carry up to 12 warheads on one mission.

Neil said the new missile depends on a silo, which is launched from underground facilities, and aims to be a strategic deterrent.

According to Associated Press, DF-5C has an estimated 12400 miles, making it easily able to reach any part of the United States of China.

A number of other missiles that could be able to core on Beijing Chang-AN (“Eternal Peace”), including DF-61. Like DF-5C, it is an intercontinental ballistic missile, but DF-61 can be launched from a mobile launcher. Little is known about the new weapon, but the previous model has a range of more than 7500 miles, and it can also carry multiple warheads.

The Associated Press said that the China procession was also distinguished by long-range JL-1 and Nuclear weapons, the first of which is fired from aircraft and the second of ships in the sea.

China wants to “replace traditional structures”

“China Not Only Wants to Augment, But Replace Traditional Structures,” Defense Analyst Michael Raska Told CBS News Partner Network BBC News, adding that it sees to put Taken Lessons from Russia’s War in Ukraine, where a strategy has been been to “Throw Drones at the Enemy” to wear their defenses.

While some countries are concerned about the integration of artificial intelligence into its military systems, China appears to be moving forward and “believe they can control artificial intelligence.” “They are walking all the way to integrate them into their systems.”

The show showed that China has the resources needed to build a large arsenal, but Raska said that the United States still maintains the edge operating.

Raska said that the United States is more flexible in the battle because it contains a culture “from bottom to top”, where decisions can be made and adapted to the ground in response to advanced positions. On the other hand, “China can contain cheerful platforms and systems, but it will not move a finger until it receives a request from the top.”

“The Chinese believe that this technology creates deterrence. They believe this will deter the United States … but at the operational level, there were cases showing that it may not be good as they say,” Raska said.