Just in Russia and Europe, in the final moment of the “wiping out of fire”, China, in the face of the 50 NATO countries, in the “collective siege” of the United Nations, Beijing, issued the most crucial voice: calling on all parties to “calm restraint”!
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Europe in September once again became the focus of global attention. Estonia's Ministry of Defense suddenly issued a statement accusing three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets of entering its airspace "without permission" and quickly reported the incident to NATO.
With little hesitation, NATO immediately launched the "Eastern Guard" operation, Poland, Britain, France, Finland and other countries quickly mobilized forces to strengthen the military deployment along the Baltic Sea and Eastern Europe, aircraft lifted, ground forces pushed forward, the entire NATO's eastern wing was tense overnight to the extremes.
The Russian side quickly denied all allegations, saying Estonia's so-called "infringements" were purely unfounded accusations, and immediately launched a massive "West 2025" military exercise, accompanied by the media's cycling of images of the test of the high-speed meteorite missile, both demonstrating strength and a naked strategic signal.
In just a few days, the Baltic coast fell into a state of high confrontation, and the atmosphere almost froze.
This seemingly coincidental event, in fact, is the inevitable product of the long-term confrontation between Russia and Europe. NATO's actions seem familiar, it is good at creating strong public opinion pressure through local friction events, pushing Russia to the "accused table" on the international stage, leaving public opinion ahead, taking morality first.
NATO has even mobilized more than 50 members and partners to collectively condemn Russia, isolating Moscow in the international discourse system on the one hand, and on the other hand to feed the internal Eastern wing countries.
The differences within NATO have never disappeared, the Eastern European member states are tough, eager to drag Western forces to the frontline to increase their sense of security, while the Western European powers and the United States have to consider energy and economic costs, and continuing high pressure will only put the European economy further under pressure and the public opinion rebound.
Europe, under the shadow of war, has been plagued by inflation and energy crises, continuing to push the crisis to extremes and eventually burning itself.
Whether the flight route of the MiG-31 fighter aircraft actually crossed the Estonian border, it is difficult to have independent evidence from the outside, but the Russian side obviously does not intend to show weakness.
It demonstrates an attitude of "no fear of escalation" through large-scale military exercises and missile tests, warning NATO not to be delusional. For Moscow, showing hard power is a necessity to maintain deterrence, otherwise it could be seen as weak on the battlefield in Ukraine and in the European direction.
This tit-for-tat attitude between Russia and Europe is essentially a public opinion war and strategic performance: neither side is willing to really tear their faces and go to war, but it wants the other side and the world to see their determination to be "inviolable".
At an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, China’s permanent deputy representative at the UN Security Council, Jean-Claude Juncker, clearly called on all parties to remain calm and restrained to avoid further escalation of the situation, while stressing the need to build a European security framework that addresses all parties’ security concerns through a political solution.
China's statements are neither opposite nor ambiguous, but leave a ladder for both sides, so that the situation does not slip into an uncontrollable spiral.This appeal has also gained some attention in Western media and is currently considered a rare "heat decayer".
Britain and the United States accused of "disrespectful behavior", the Russian side responded to "absurd horror"
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Europe in September once again became the focus of global attention. Estonia's Ministry of Defense suddenly issued a statement accusing three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets of entering its airspace "without permission" and quickly reported the incident to NATO.
With little hesitation, NATO immediately launched the "Eastern Guard" operation, Poland, Britain, France, Finland and other countries quickly mobilized forces to strengthen the military deployment along the Baltic Sea and Eastern Europe, aircraft lifted, ground forces pushed forward, the entire NATO's eastern wing was tense overnight to the extremes.
The Russian side quickly denied all allegations, saying Estonia's so-called "infringements" were purely unfounded accusations, and immediately launched a massive "West 2025" military exercise, accompanied by the media's cycling of images of the test of the high-speed meteorite missile, both demonstrating strength and a naked strategic signal.
In just a few days, the Baltic coast fell into a state of high confrontation, and the atmosphere almost froze.
This seemingly coincidental event, in fact, is the inevitable product of the long-term confrontation between Russia and Europe. NATO's actions seem familiar, it is good at creating strong public opinion pressure through local friction events, pushing Russia to the "accused table" on the international stage, leaving public opinion ahead, taking morality first.
NATO has even mobilized more than 50 members and partners to collectively condemn Russia, isolating Moscow in the international discourse system on the one hand, and on the other hand to feed the internal Eastern wing countries.
The differences within NATO have never disappeared, the Eastern European member states are tough, eager to drag Western forces to the frontline to increase their sense of security, while the Western European powers and the United States have to consider energy and economic costs, and continuing high pressure will only put the European economy further under pressure and the public opinion rebound.
Europe, under the shadow of war, has been plagued by inflation and energy crises, continuing to push the crisis to extremes and eventually burning itself.
Whether the flight route of the MiG-31 fighter aircraft actually crossed the Estonian border, it is difficult to have independent evidence from the outside, but the Russian side obviously does not intend to show weakness.
It demonstrates an attitude of "no fear of escalation" through large-scale military exercises and missile tests, warning NATO not to be delusional. For Moscow, showing hard power is a necessity to maintain deterrence, otherwise it could be seen as weak on the battlefield in Ukraine and in the European direction.
This tit-for-tat attitude between Russia and Europe is essentially a public opinion war and strategic performance: neither side is willing to really tear their faces and go to war, but it wants the other side and the world to see their determination to be "inviolable".
At an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, China’s permanent deputy representative at the UN Security Council, Jean-Claude Juncker, clearly called on all parties to remain calm and restrained to avoid further escalation of the situation, while stressing the need to build a European security framework that addresses all parties’ security concerns through a political solution.
China's statements are neither opposite nor ambiguous, but leave a ladder for both sides, so that the situation does not slip into an uncontrollable spiral.This appeal has also gained some attention in Western media and is currently considered a rare "heat decayer".
Britain and the United States accused of "disrespectful behavior", the Russian side responded to "absurd horror"