China, Russia and North Korea formed an alliance: a threat to the West at the military parade.

According to inkorr.com: The largest military parade in China's history took place in Beijing, showcasing the formation of a new geopolitical alliance aimed at the Western world.

The head of the PRC, Xi Jinping, not only demonstrated the military might of his country but also gathered around him leaders of countries that have faced international sanctions — Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, reports the BBC.

This event became a symbol: for the first time, all three leaders appeared together in public, which experts consider a demonstrative challenge to the West and the administration of Donald Trump. Representatives from more than twenty 'global South' countries participated in the parade, while Western democracies, including the USA, completely ignored it.

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'The fact that Xi Jinping greeted North Korean leader Kim Jong-un with a prolonged handshake and then shook hands with Russian President Vladimir Putin, after which all three went to watch the parade, was pure political theater,' notes BBC correspondent Laura Bicker.

The military demonstration impressed with its scale. China showcased its latest weaponry, including the new generation intercontinental ballistic missile DF-5C, hypersonic missiles YJ-19, and the anti-satellite defense system HQ-29. According to BBC military analyst Pavel Aksyonov, this weaponry is 'too powerful for local conflicts' and represents a 'direct challenge to the United States' at a global level.

The parade in Beijing emphasizes the formation of a new geopolitical alliance that could potentially have negative consequences for Western countries and alter the balance of power in the world. The involvement of leaders from China, Russia, and North Korea indicates their readiness to act together against Western influence. Increased military activity in this region could have significant repercussions for the global situation.