They are rolling the ICBMs through Red Square now, emphasizing that they are capable of defeating any antimissile defense systems.
Here is the much-awaited Armata-based T-14 main battle tank at the Victory Day parade in Moscow:
A veteran of the Red Army's medical service enjoying Victory Day with loved ones at home:
Here's a photo from the Moscow parade. Looks like a tank selfie:
Rossia-24 even has a camera mounted on one of the tanks! Looks like a bone-rattling ride.
Victory Day celebrations in Shymkent, Kazakhstan:
At the Victory Day parade in Moscow, they are currently showing the Russian miliary's new equipment, including armored vehicles based on the Armata platform.
By the time this parade is over, the Russian phrase "does not have any analogues anywhere else in the world" will be firmly embedded in your head.
A soldier in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk gave flowers to BBC correspondent Tom Burridge as a sign of the war-time alliance between Britain and the Soviet Union:
Veterans the Red Army and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) marking Victory Day in Kyiv:
Here is a photo of some of the military equipment presented during the Victory Day parade in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk, which is controlled by Russia-backed separatists: