Russia: See foreign troopers march through Red Square during Victory Day parade

Moscow's 2015 Victory Day parade, which marks the 70th anniversary of Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in the Great Patriotic War (World War II) on May 9 1945, will make history as Russia's biggest ever military parade in Moscow, Saturday. Some 16,000 servicemen from 11 countries, almost 200 units of military vehicles and some 140 helicopters and planes will take part in the celebration at Red Square as well as about 30 heads of states of foreign governments and international organisations including United Nations General Secretary Ban Ki-moon, UNESCO Director General Irina Bokova and even Winston Churchill's grandson, Nicholas Soames. 2015 will mark the second time ever that foreign militaries will take part in Moscow's Victory Day Parade, the first being 2010's 65th V-Day anniversary celebrations. India, Mongolia, Serbia and China are taking part for the first time ever. The 10 foreign militaries taking part in 2015's V-Day parade and celebrations are; Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, India, Mongolia, Serbia and China.