Armenian Armed Forces unveil modernized arsenal at Republic Day parade
The Armenian military on Thursday displayed its upgraded and reformed arsenal during a parade held on the occasion of Republic Day. Defense Minister Suren Papikyan and Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, Lt. General Edward Asryan, inspected troops from various branches of the Armed Forces before the parade began.
The highlights of the parade included the first-ever glimpse of the new arsenal, including defense equipment such as multiple rocket launchers, air defense systems, armored personnel carriers, and artillery bought from up to seven countries as part of growing partnerships. The armaments also included domestic defense industry production.
The troops wore the brand-new uniforms. The Air Force then conducted a flyover. The Honor Guard performed drills and maneuvers, followed by a ceremonial peace dove release by children.


















































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