The National Guard Begins the Active Phase of Preparations for the Victory Parade in Astana

The National Guard Begins the Active Phase of Preparations for the Victory Parade in Astana

More than 400 servicemen of the National Guard will take part in the Victory Parade, showcasing their high level of training and professionalism. The parade will consist of three stages: a march-past of foot formations, a demonstration of military equipment, and an aerial flyover.

The National Guard will be represented by two foot formations. The law enforcement troops will include servicemen from the Patrol and Checkpoint Service, who are responsible for maintaining public order and security in cities across Kazakhstan. Additionally, the parade formations will feature the special forces unit “Bürkit,” which recently ranked among the top ten teams at the international UAE SWAT Challenge. The ceremonial march will also include an exemplary military band and personnel responsible for organizing the parade, including drivers, senior vehicle operators, medical support teams, and technical crews.

The parade will also showcase 17 pieces of National Guard military equipment. The Barys 6x6 and Cobra II vehicles enhance mobility and maneuverability in hostage rescue operations, convoy security, and facility protection. The Ural VV and Alan-2 vehicles are designed to support operations in the event of attacks on guarded facilities and to strengthen defenses. Displaying this equipment at the parade highlights the power of the National Guard and its readiness to protect citizens and national interests.

The Victory Parade will take place in Kazakhstan’s capital on May 7, 2025, marking the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War and Defender of the Fatherland Day.

A distinctive feature of this year’s parade will be the passage of columns wearing historical military uniforms, as well as the first-ever inclusion of battle flags from military units formed in Kazakhstan. This event will serve as a powerful symbol of unity and a tribute to the country’s heroic past.

In tоtal, the parade will involve 4,500 participants, including a historical segment, as well as a display of weapons and military equipment.

The Victory Parade in Astana promises to be a significant and memorable event in the country’s history, symbolizing the strength and readiness of Kazakhstan’s armed forces to defend their homeland.

 

Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan