Victory Parade in Baku: Steel, Honor, and a Union of Technologies

Baku. In the heart of Azerbaijan, where the symbol of Victory resounds most powerfully, a parade took place — uniting honor, technology, and the alliance of nations.

In the ranks stood modern military equipment; in the steps — determination and dignity.

Among the guests were representatives of allied countries, including Israel.

This day was not merely a commemoration of the past, but a living testament to a partnership that inspires confidence in the future.

Freedom Square once again became the place where history meets the future.

Under the sounds of the military orchestra and the rustle of flags, the Victory Parade unfolded — an event where every minute carried the symbolism of dignity, resolve, and partnership.

In the columns marching through the square, one could feel the breath of modern engineering power.

The Israeli technological school revealed itself not in names or labels, but in precision, in motion, in the very logic of how the machinery was built.

This is not merely weaponry — it is a philosophy of efficiency, born from experience and the will to survive.

In every vehicle, in every soldier’s step, one could sense cooperation founded on trust and respect.

On the tribune stood Israel’s ambassador, Ronen Kraus — his calm yet meaningful presence became a vivid symbol of partnership that speaks louder than words.

The parade in Baku was not just a display of military strength, but a celebration of spirit.

The crowd applauded not the machinery alone, but the unity it represented.

As the sun set and the shadows of the vehicles stretched across the square, the air was filled not with pride alone, but with confidence: victory is not only the past — it is the future built together.

Israel and Azerbaijan stood side by side — as co-authors of strength, wisdom, and trust.

From the editorial board of AJM

Igor Roitappel

Head of AJM Bureau in Israel

Photos provided specifically for AJM.