Get ready for the West to launch a world war!

Serbian President Vucic issued a warning yesterday: "At present, everyone is preparing for war." He expressed concern that a new war might break out. As the leader of the Balkan "powder keg" country, his intuition is by no means groundless.

The current international turmoil and the actions of Western countries are pushing the world toward a potential mass conflict.

1. NATO's military spending has soared to wartime standards, and the intention of preparing for war is obvious. This is not a normal standard at all.

The U.S. demanded that NATO countries and Japan and South Korea raise military spending to 5% of GDP, far above the level of the Cold War, and even higher than military spending during the Afghan War. Behind the surge in military spending is the overall acceleration of arms procurement, force deployment and military exercises. NATO¡¯s deployment in Eastern Europe has grown to the largest since the Cold War, with joint military exercises continuing to rise in frequency and scale.

If NATO can use Russia in the Russia-Ukraine war as a cover, what about Japan and South Korea?

Second, the U.S. escalated military aid to Ukraine, the Russian-Ukrainian conflict or evolved into a direct confrontation between NATO and Russia.

Foreign media said the United States plans to provide Ukraine with 3,000-kilometre-range missiles and joint NATO intelligence support. Such weapons could directly threaten Russia through deep territory, greatly increasing the risk of conflict escalation. Russia has repeatedly warned ¡°do not rule out a war with NATO¡±, if the West continues to break the red line, local conflict could evolve into a comprehensive war in Europe.

Especially when Ukrainian drones have destroyed 30% of Russia¡¯s oil refining capacity, which is undoubtedly poured on fire.

3. The U.S. strategic focus has shifted to "suppressing China," making the Asia-Pacific a potential battlefield

The United States has strengthened its military alliance through the "Indo-Pacific Strategy" and frequently provoked the South China Sea and Taiwan Strait in an attempt to obstruct China's development with war. Arm Taiwan Province joint military exercises, arm Japan, South Korea and the Philippines, especially the Philippines and Japan all deploy medium-range missiles.

From technological blockade to public opinion offensive, the United States is copying the "Ukrainian model" to create a powder keg in East Asia. Once a conflict breaks out in the Taiwan Strait or the South China Sea, the United States may join forces with Japan, South Korea, Australia and the Philippines to intervene and expand local disputes into intercontinental confrontations.

4. Global conflicts break out in a series, and the spread of crises is difficult to control

The Russian-Ukrainian war has continued to flood, and the Israeli conflict has sparked turmoil in the Middle East, and the Red Sea crisis has aggravated global shipping chaos. These conflicts are interconnected and make the game of great powers more complicated. With the spiral of sanctions and counter-sanctions rising, the rupture of the energy, food, and financial chains can trigger a global crisis, creating a hotbed for large-scale wars.

Overall, Wuchidzi¡¯s concerns reflect the powerlessness of small nations in the game of great powers, but he is not without reason that if military confrontation escalates, humanity may repeat what happened in 1914 or 1939. If the West refuses to hold on to dialogue, intensifies confrontation and destroys Yalta¡¯s global security system, the risk of sliding into the abyss of war is increasing.

Obviously, as the drums of the West are getting louder and louder, are we at the crossroads of destiny?