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Vietnamese military hardware at state-level parade on National Day

VOV.VN - For the first time since 1985, modern military hardware has returned to the historic Ba Dinh Square in Hanoi as part of a grand parade celebrating the 80th National Day on September 2.

screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.32.57.png — A formation of T-90S and T-62 tanks led by command variant T-90SK rolls past the grand stand at Ba Dinh Square, showcasing the strength of the Armoured Corps.

screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.33.10.png — The T-90S tank—the most advanced model of the Armoured Corps—is renowned for its powerful firepower, high mobility, and multilayered armour protection. In parallel, the T-62 tank is equipped with a 115mm smoothbore gun capable of firing anti-tank missiles, combined with thick steel armour to enhance its survivability on the battlefield.

screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.33.21.png — The Truong Son Missile System (VCS-01) is a mobile, shore-based missile system developed, designed, and manufactured by Vietnam. The system can launch various types of anti-ship cruise missiles, capable of striking surface vessels and other floating maritime targets.

screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.33.33.png — The S-125-VT air defence missile system is a modernised version of the S-125, independently developed and upgraded by Vietnam to enhance modern air defence capabilities. It can detect targets at long distances, respond rapidly, and effectively engage threats such as cruise missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles.

screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.33.43.png — XCB-01 Infantry Fighting Vehicle, equipped with a 73mm smoothbore gun, 12.7mm anti-aircraft gun, 7.62mm heavy machine gun, and a B72 anti-tank missile, is a domestically researched and manufactured product. It represents a breakthrough, marking a new milestone in the country’s self-reliance in weaponry and military equipment.

screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.34.03.png — The Redut-M and Bastion missile systems are both Vietnamese coastal defence systems, featuring long-range capabilities and modern combat performance.

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screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.34.27.png — The Scud-B ballistic missile system carries R-17E surface-to-surface missiles. With a range of 300 km, the Scud-B serves as a symbol of the long-range deterrent power of the Vietnamese army.

screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.34.36.png — A formation of Su-122 and Su-152 self-propelled artillery units roll past the grand stand at Ba Dinh Square.

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screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.34.59.png — Engineering Corps' equipment, including AM-50S and MS-20S bridge-laying vehicles. The MS-20S is a self-propelled bridge-laying vehicle manufactured in Poland, designed to assist infantry and vehicles in crossing difficult terrain, rivers, or major obstacles on the battlefield. Nearly 20 meters long, it can carry loads of over 72 tonnes—enough to support heavy weapon systems and super-heavy vehicles.

screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.35.09.png — A formation of Air Defense – Air Force artillery and support equipment.

screen_shot_2025-09-02_at_18.35.21.png — Vietnamese-produced UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) are showcased during the military parade.

For first time in 40 years military hardware rolls through Ba Dinh Square once again

For first time in 40 years military hardware rolls through Ba Dinh Square once again

VOV.VN - Historical Ba Dinh Square, Hanoi, once again became the stage for a powerful military display on August 21 as large-scale vehicles, artillery, and heavy weaponry rolled through during the first full rehearsal for the upcoming September 2 National Day parade.

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