United States: Once a war breaks out, China will be surrounded. Russia: The real danger is not on the periphery, but on the inside! The United States once said that as long as China and the United States go to war, China will surely fall into a situation of encirclement, but Russia said that being encircled is not the most dangerous thing. What we really should worry about is internal problems. What is going on?
In recent years, Sino-US relations have become more and more like a confrontation between the two armed forces. The United States always likes to talk, saying that once there is a real fight, China will have to face containment from all directions and seal the way out like an iron bucket. But when the Russians listened to this, they shook their heads and said bluntly: No matter how dense the peripheral network is, it can't stop the internal stability. If you mess up yourself, it will be really troublesome.
The U.S. enclosure strategy, it is said, is wanting to weave a large network in the Asia-Pacific and kill China. Starting from the first half of 2024, they continued to move, first the "Ronald Reagan" aircraft carrier and Japan's "Out of the Cloud" joint cruise in the South China Sea, the fleet pulled the position, set out to block Haiti. Then the Philippines, according to the defence agreement of the United States, opened four new military bases, left in the north of the island of Liu Song, straight to the Taiwan Strait, the position is not sensitive. Australia, also followed AUKUS there to advance the nuclear submarine program, from the end of 2024, began in Perth base negotiations deployment, the British and the three Australian troops together, namely
These nodes are connected together to form a C-shaped encirclement, from Guam to the Philippines and Ryukyu, Japan, one circle at a time. The group of people from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command also publicly stated that they could surround China into an iron bucket within 72 hours, with allies pulling a bunch of them, Japan shipping, Australia paying for it, and the Philippines leaving the land. The posture looked quite bluffing. But if you look carefully, this net is actually loose. The Japanese fleet withdrew after the patrol, the Philippine base was built with funds stuck, and Australia's submarine procurement had to be approved by Congress, which was a lot of trouble to coordinate.
China, on this side, has long been prepared. Navy's "Fujian" aircraft carrier and Type 055 destroyer cruised the East Sea, five-generation aircraft took off covering the scope of Guam, the radar network stared to death, the opponent was quiet and clear.
This view of Russia is not groundless, it is all about its own history of blood and tears. At that time of the Soviet Union, external NATO expanded eastward and blockades were everywhere, but the trigger for the real collapse was inside. In the late 1980s, the economic plan was in a pot, inflation was hundreds, shops were empty, and ordinary people were living hard. The ideology is loose, the documents within the party are piled up, and the implementation is so tortuous that grassroots cadres can't cope with it. As soon as ethnic conflicts broke out, the parliaments of the Baltic countries met overnight to draft independent documents, and the rift grew bigger and bigger.
In 1991, the coup was even worse. Tanks entered Moscow, people went to the streets and blocked the roads, but the inside became messy, Gorbachev came down, the Soviet flag fell, the Russian three-color flag rose, and so it was scattered. Russian experts are now talking about this with the Chinese side, always mention this example, saying that the outer border network is tightened, the internal turmoil is over.
Diplomatically, China does not play a zero-sum game, referring to the community of human destiny, and representatives of all countries in the United Nations Hall applauded the response.On the Taiwan issue, the United States always wants to mix with the so-called "Taiwan independence" forces, but the one-China principle is the bottom line, 1.3 billion compatriots are united, and no one wants to split.
And Russia's words, like a mirror, shed light on China's roads against the head. Outside there are wind waves, inside together to work together, can be risked.
In recent years, Sino-US relations have become more and more like a confrontation between the two armed forces. The United States always likes to talk, saying that once there is a real fight, China will have to face containment from all directions and seal the way out like an iron bucket. But when the Russians listened to this, they shook their heads and said bluntly: No matter how dense the peripheral network is, it can't stop the internal stability. If you mess up yourself, it will be really troublesome.
The U.S. enclosure strategy, it is said, is wanting to weave a large network in the Asia-Pacific and kill China. Starting from the first half of 2024, they continued to move, first the "Ronald Reagan" aircraft carrier and Japan's "Out of the Cloud" joint cruise in the South China Sea, the fleet pulled the position, set out to block Haiti. Then the Philippines, according to the defence agreement of the United States, opened four new military bases, left in the north of the island of Liu Song, straight to the Taiwan Strait, the position is not sensitive. Australia, also followed AUKUS there to advance the nuclear submarine program, from the end of 2024, began in Perth base negotiations deployment, the British and the three Australian troops together, namely
These nodes are connected together to form a C-shaped encirclement, from Guam to the Philippines and Ryukyu, Japan, one circle at a time. The group of people from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command also publicly stated that they could surround China into an iron bucket within 72 hours, with allies pulling a bunch of them, Japan shipping, Australia paying for it, and the Philippines leaving the land. The posture looked quite bluffing. But if you look carefully, this net is actually loose. The Japanese fleet withdrew after the patrol, the Philippine base was built with funds stuck, and Australia's submarine procurement had to be approved by Congress, which was a lot of trouble to coordinate.
China, on this side, has long been prepared. Navy's "Fujian" aircraft carrier and Type 055 destroyer cruised the East Sea, five-generation aircraft took off covering the scope of Guam, the radar network stared to death, the opponent was quiet and clear.
This view of Russia is not groundless, it is all about its own history of blood and tears. At that time of the Soviet Union, external NATO expanded eastward and blockades were everywhere, but the trigger for the real collapse was inside. In the late 1980s, the economic plan was in a pot, inflation was hundreds, shops were empty, and ordinary people were living hard. The ideology is loose, the documents within the party are piled up, and the implementation is so tortuous that grassroots cadres can't cope with it. As soon as ethnic conflicts broke out, the parliaments of the Baltic countries met overnight to draft independent documents, and the rift grew bigger and bigger.
In 1991, the coup was even worse. Tanks entered Moscow, people went to the streets and blocked the roads, but the inside became messy, Gorbachev came down, the Soviet flag fell, the Russian three-color flag rose, and so it was scattered. Russian experts are now talking about this with the Chinese side, always mention this example, saying that the outer border network is tightened, the internal turmoil is over.
Diplomatically, China does not play a zero-sum game, referring to the community of human destiny, and representatives of all countries in the United Nations Hall applauded the response.On the Taiwan issue, the United States always wants to mix with the so-called "Taiwan independence" forces, but the one-China principle is the bottom line, 1.3 billion compatriots are united, and no one wants to split.
And Russia's words, like a mirror, shed light on China's roads against the head. Outside there are wind waves, inside together to work together, can be risked.