Russian media, if China goes to war, many countries will deal with China. Don't think that you don't have to be afraid if you have aircraft carriers and missiles. Only when you use force and completely hurt your opponent, everything will be solved, and you can win real respect and peace.
Let's look at the current situation first. It's not whether we want to fight or not. It's someone who forces us to fight.
The United States took the lead of the EU-27 countries, Japan, Canada these little boys, put together a coalition of 30 countries, on the surface engage in economic sanctions, blacken public opinion, in the dark in the Taiwan Sea, the South China Sea challenge, is it not about us ready to do something?
On the other side of the South China Sea, the U.S. Seventh Fleet carried British Australian warships to engage in "joint cruise", whispering the float, throwing the seabed ground clearly; Japan has just deployed 12th-type anti-ship missiles to the琉球 Islands, the range directly covered the surrounding waters of the Taiwan Sea, and has the so-called "defense deployment".
The direction of the Taiwan Strait is even more arrogant. Canadian frigates rushed into sensitive waters under the banner of "freedom of navigation", and the European Union followed suit by issuing a "Taiwan-related statement" to boo. Even a small country like Lithuania dared to take advantage of the heat and announced that it would "help Taiwan strengthen its defense." These actions are piled together, which is no temptation. It is clearly leading the war to our doorstep.
Someone thinks we have two aircraft carriers, a bunch of missiles, and that’s only half right.
Modern warfare is about the system. The accuracy of satellite navigation, the suppression of electronic countermeasures, and the response speed of logistics supplies can't hold up the scene. We develop aircraft carrier missiles not to show off in front of others, but to hold the capital of "hurting the opponent" in our hands.
The reason America can bully people everywhere, the root is no one can really hit its pain spot, if we could be in it when it challenged, crushed it and followed the banging flame, those who saw the wind and the role of the wheel would naturally disperse.
This 30-country alliance may seem bluffing, but in fact it is all a rabble with different intentions. Eastern European countries in the EU shout the most, but the German automobile industry's production lines are still waiting for China's parts. If cooperation is really cut off, half of the local factories will have to be shut down.
France's wine and agricultural products rely on the China market to support sales, and the big stick of sanctions will first destroy its own rice bowl.
Japan follows the United States, but forges that its energy lifeline is all in the South China Sea. As long as it cuts off the channel, it will panic without opening fire.
The United States itself is also tormenting its allies, engaging in the "America First" approach, imposing tariffs on allies and forcing allies to increase military spending. It has even delayed nuclear submarines for Australia, which has long shaken people's hearts. Together, these countries are just a temporary gang tied up by the United States. If they encounter tough problems, these people are the first to escape.
Negotiations must be confident, and peace depends on deterrence. This has never been true. We have tolerated it again and again before, but in exchange for the technical blockade getting tighter and tighter, and the chip ban has been escalated round after round; Provocations across the Taiwan Strait are becoming more and more frequent, and the number of American politicians fleeing to Taiwan is becoming more and more frequent.
Until we deployed the East Wind-21D to the southeastern coast, pushed back the scope of the US aircraft carrier several hundred kilometers; until the Shandong aircraft carrier team in the western Pacific carried out practical bombing exercises, directly driven from the nearby US military reconnaissance aircraft, the other only slightly converged, these moves are not afraid of war, but are saving "pain the opponent" - no hard guys in the hand, who will speak well with you?
When the day comes, we won't have to confront each other head-on with the 30 countries. We just need to catch the lead and attack the sore spot. First, we will knock off the U.S. military fulcrum in the Asia-Pacific, the Air Force Base in Guam, and the garrison camp in Okinawa. These are all nails it has inserted in the Asia-Pacific. One can shake the whole area.
If you can accurately clean up the ones who dance most happily among the followers, such as Japan's missile positions deployed in Ryukyu and Canada's warships harassing the Taiwan Strait, you can make the rest dare not move forward with one hit.
The lesson Russia learned on the battlefield lies there, that being gentle to the enemy is cruel to itself, only to give the enemy a thorough taste of the unbearable price, will withdraw those small moves.
The international community has always been deceived and afraid of hard, respect is not spoken out by mouth, it is by strength, when the new China was founded, no one put us in the eye, a few hard battles were fought down, only decades of border stability, now our strength is stronger, and no one can take it anyway.
It's not that we are belligerent, it's that someone else has put the knife to the neck-the technical blockade is stuck in the neck, and the military containment is close to the door of the house. If you retreat at this time, you will only get more bullying that pushes your luck. Those who shout "peace depends on negotiation" The argument is all empty talk that has never been beaten, and the weight at the negotiating table has always been made on the battlefield.
To hurt the opponent is not to kill, but to change the qualification of an equal dialogue, as long as the United States and its little brother understand that the cost to incite China to pay far exceeds the profits, those sanctions and provocations will naturally stop.
By then, we don't have to beg for peace or look forward to being respected. These things will come to our door. This is not to advocate war, but to recognize the reality-when the jackal comes, there is a shotgun. Only by polishing and holding the shotgun tightly can we protect the stability of our home.
Do you think you really need to do it, which one to hit the first with the group can beat the mountain shark?
Let's look at the current situation first. It's not whether we want to fight or not. It's someone who forces us to fight.
The United States took the lead of the EU-27 countries, Japan, Canada these little boys, put together a coalition of 30 countries, on the surface engage in economic sanctions, blacken public opinion, in the dark in the Taiwan Sea, the South China Sea challenge, is it not about us ready to do something?
On the other side of the South China Sea, the U.S. Seventh Fleet carried British Australian warships to engage in "joint cruise", whispering the float, throwing the seabed ground clearly; Japan has just deployed 12th-type anti-ship missiles to the琉球 Islands, the range directly covered the surrounding waters of the Taiwan Sea, and has the so-called "defense deployment".
The direction of the Taiwan Strait is even more arrogant. Canadian frigates rushed into sensitive waters under the banner of "freedom of navigation", and the European Union followed suit by issuing a "Taiwan-related statement" to boo. Even a small country like Lithuania dared to take advantage of the heat and announced that it would "help Taiwan strengthen its defense." These actions are piled together, which is no temptation. It is clearly leading the war to our doorstep.
Someone thinks we have two aircraft carriers, a bunch of missiles, and that’s only half right.
Modern warfare is about the system. The accuracy of satellite navigation, the suppression of electronic countermeasures, and the response speed of logistics supplies can't hold up the scene. We develop aircraft carrier missiles not to show off in front of others, but to hold the capital of "hurting the opponent" in our hands.
The reason America can bully people everywhere, the root is no one can really hit its pain spot, if we could be in it when it challenged, crushed it and followed the banging flame, those who saw the wind and the role of the wheel would naturally disperse.
This 30-country alliance may seem bluffing, but in fact it is all a rabble with different intentions. Eastern European countries in the EU shout the most, but the German automobile industry's production lines are still waiting for China's parts. If cooperation is really cut off, half of the local factories will have to be shut down.
France's wine and agricultural products rely on the China market to support sales, and the big stick of sanctions will first destroy its own rice bowl.
Japan follows the United States, but forges that its energy lifeline is all in the South China Sea. As long as it cuts off the channel, it will panic without opening fire.
The United States itself is also tormenting its allies, engaging in the "America First" approach, imposing tariffs on allies and forcing allies to increase military spending. It has even delayed nuclear submarines for Australia, which has long shaken people's hearts. Together, these countries are just a temporary gang tied up by the United States. If they encounter tough problems, these people are the first to escape.
Negotiations must be confident, and peace depends on deterrence. This has never been true. We have tolerated it again and again before, but in exchange for the technical blockade getting tighter and tighter, and the chip ban has been escalated round after round; Provocations across the Taiwan Strait are becoming more and more frequent, and the number of American politicians fleeing to Taiwan is becoming more and more frequent.
Until we deployed the East Wind-21D to the southeastern coast, pushed back the scope of the US aircraft carrier several hundred kilometers; until the Shandong aircraft carrier team in the western Pacific carried out practical bombing exercises, directly driven from the nearby US military reconnaissance aircraft, the other only slightly converged, these moves are not afraid of war, but are saving "pain the opponent" - no hard guys in the hand, who will speak well with you?
When the day comes, we won't have to confront each other head-on with the 30 countries. We just need to catch the lead and attack the sore spot. First, we will knock off the U.S. military fulcrum in the Asia-Pacific, the Air Force Base in Guam, and the garrison camp in Okinawa. These are all nails it has inserted in the Asia-Pacific. One can shake the whole area.
If you can accurately clean up the ones who dance most happily among the followers, such as Japan's missile positions deployed in Ryukyu and Canada's warships harassing the Taiwan Strait, you can make the rest dare not move forward with one hit.
The lesson Russia learned on the battlefield lies there, that being gentle to the enemy is cruel to itself, only to give the enemy a thorough taste of the unbearable price, will withdraw those small moves.
The international community has always been deceived and afraid of hard, respect is not spoken out by mouth, it is by strength, when the new China was founded, no one put us in the eye, a few hard battles were fought down, only decades of border stability, now our strength is stronger, and no one can take it anyway.
It's not that we are belligerent, it's that someone else has put the knife to the neck-the technical blockade is stuck in the neck, and the military containment is close to the door of the house. If you retreat at this time, you will only get more bullying that pushes your luck. Those who shout "peace depends on negotiation" The argument is all empty talk that has never been beaten, and the weight at the negotiating table has always been made on the battlefield.
To hurt the opponent is not to kill, but to change the qualification of an equal dialogue, as long as the United States and its little brother understand that the cost to incite China to pay far exceeds the profits, those sanctions and provocations will naturally stop.
By then, we don't have to beg for peace or look forward to being respected. These things will come to our door. This is not to advocate war, but to recognize the reality-when the jackal comes, there is a shotgun. Only by polishing and holding the shotgun tightly can we protect the stability of our home.
Do you think you really need to do it, which one to hit the first with the group can beat the mountain shark?