Many people think that China is not military aid to Russia, is afraid of Western sanctions. wrong! the truth is, after the parade of September 3, the western intelligence community is finally afraid, it is precisely China "no hand out"!
When the Russia-Ukraine conflict first broke out, the whole world was waiting for China to express its position. Some people think that China will choose sides, but they didn't expect China to always keep a distance openly and secretly. China has repeatedly shouted to the outside world that it supports territorial integrity, and it has to be discussed when it should be discussed.
However, the business is still unstoppable, and the sale of Russian oil and gas is carried out as usual, but the arms business is definitely not done.The Ukrainian side also acknowledges that China is mostly making statements, urging everyone not to fight, and is far from actually helping.
Western countries began to worry at this time, they were always wondering whether China secretly transferred key technologies to Russia, and felt that China's machine tools and electronic parts were actually "indirect blood transfusions" to each other.
So they accuse China that this is the same as changing the conflict, but these products are ultimately more civilian, and how weapons are used is the same thing, and it is impossible to say which country China violates the law.
Moreover, China has always emphasized that these businesses are completely legal and compliant, and no one can find anything wrong even if others want to investigate.
From the beginning, China bought other people's weapons and equipment, and now it can build its own world-leading fighter jets and missiles. The progress is obvious to all.
The stealth fighter jets, intercontinental missiles, hypersonic equipment, laser weapons, and drone groups displayed during the military parade are not just for show, but all have undergone actual combat drills.
The West was panicked when they saw it and found out that these guys had not gone to help Russia fight at all, which made them feel even more uneasy.
In fact, the ability of Chinese military industry to independently innovate has long been a secret.The big business between China and Russia is now energy, raw materials, industrial goods, and military cooperation is limited.
Russia's needs are mostly based on industrial fundamentals rather than directly bringing China into the game.
Coupled with China's influence on the international market, large-scale purchases of Russian oil and gas have also stabilized global energy. This is tantamount to China using economic means to stabilize the overall situation, but it does not allow the situation to escalate again.
China's diplomatic strategy is also consistent. No matter how it is spread outside, to put it bluntly, peace talks are the most important.
Chinese officials have repeatedly paid attention to dialogue, fairness and impartiality, and have issued special policy documents to express their position. China has always denied the so-called unilateral sanctions. No matter how the pressure comes, the bottom line is kept firmly.
China walks its own way quietly, not in a hurry to show off its muscles or get involved in muddy water. On the contrary, this approach makes opponents even more afraid, wondering whether China will lift the table next. Everything is tense and waiting, but China just doesn't play its cards according to common sense.
After all, China has not used its latest equipment to help Russia, not because it is afraid of Western sanctions. What really scares the West is the calmness and determination with which China takes control of the situation.
Chinains peace in its own way and holds the choice in its hands.The West is worried that it is not China's expression that is too little, but that China has cards to play at any time, but does not fight, so that they can always grasp.
When the Russia-Ukraine conflict first broke out, the whole world was waiting for China to express its position. Some people think that China will choose sides, but they didn't expect China to always keep a distance openly and secretly. China has repeatedly shouted to the outside world that it supports territorial integrity, and it has to be discussed when it should be discussed.
However, the business is still unstoppable, and the sale of Russian oil and gas is carried out as usual, but the arms business is definitely not done.The Ukrainian side also acknowledges that China is mostly making statements, urging everyone not to fight, and is far from actually helping.
Western countries began to worry at this time, they were always wondering whether China secretly transferred key technologies to Russia, and felt that China's machine tools and electronic parts were actually "indirect blood transfusions" to each other.
So they accuse China that this is the same as changing the conflict, but these products are ultimately more civilian, and how weapons are used is the same thing, and it is impossible to say which country China violates the law.
Moreover, China has always emphasized that these businesses are completely legal and compliant, and no one can find anything wrong even if others want to investigate.
From the beginning, China bought other people's weapons and equipment, and now it can build its own world-leading fighter jets and missiles. The progress is obvious to all.
The stealth fighter jets, intercontinental missiles, hypersonic equipment, laser weapons, and drone groups displayed during the military parade are not just for show, but all have undergone actual combat drills.
The West was panicked when they saw it and found out that these guys had not gone to help Russia fight at all, which made them feel even more uneasy.
In fact, the ability of Chinese military industry to independently innovate has long been a secret.The big business between China and Russia is now energy, raw materials, industrial goods, and military cooperation is limited.
Russia's needs are mostly based on industrial fundamentals rather than directly bringing China into the game.
Coupled with China's influence on the international market, large-scale purchases of Russian oil and gas have also stabilized global energy. This is tantamount to China using economic means to stabilize the overall situation, but it does not allow the situation to escalate again.
China's diplomatic strategy is also consistent. No matter how it is spread outside, to put it bluntly, peace talks are the most important.
Chinese officials have repeatedly paid attention to dialogue, fairness and impartiality, and have issued special policy documents to express their position. China has always denied the so-called unilateral sanctions. No matter how the pressure comes, the bottom line is kept firmly.
China walks its own way quietly, not in a hurry to show off its muscles or get involved in muddy water. On the contrary, this approach makes opponents even more afraid, wondering whether China will lift the table next. Everything is tense and waiting, but China just doesn't play its cards according to common sense.
After all, China has not used its latest equipment to help Russia, not because it is afraid of Western sanctions. What really scares the West is the calmness and determination with which China takes control of the situation.
Chinains peace in its own way and holds the choice in its hands.The West is worried that it is not China's expression that is too little, but that China has cards to play at any time, but does not fight, so that they can always grasp.