The United States wants to give Japan nuclear weapons and send Australian nuclear submarines, which violates nuclear non-proliferation and the Asia-Pacific region enters a new Cold War
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Tenth Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons was closed, and due to the differences between countries, the relevant outcome documents of the conference could not be adopted for consideration. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said china regrets the outcome.
What exactly led to the failure of the Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons? This must start with the recent development of the proliferation of nuclear weapons in the United States. A few days ago, the United States, together with the United Kingdom, transferred nuclear submarines and related nuclear materials to the non-nuclear country of Australia.
In May this year, during Biden's visit to Japan, he proposed to apply the "nuclear sharing" model implemented by the United States in NATO to Japan. At the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Conference, the Japanese government deleted the relevant content of the "Three Principles of Non-Nuclear Weapons" from its deliberation report, indicating Japan's desire to engage in "nuclear sharing" with the United States.
It is precisely because the United States provoked Australia and Japan to provide nuclear weapons sharing to these two non-nuclear countries that the Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons was fruitless. Nuclear weapons, as the sword of the great powers, are a tool used to balance the major powers, and the united States exports nuclear weapons to other countries, just like giving a child a gun in the hand of a child, giving it the ability to hurt others. What is the reason for the United States to do this?
The transfer of nuclear submarines by the United States and britain to Australia is ostensibly to strengthen the combat effectiveness of the Australian army, but in fact it is to "lay mines" for China, because in terms of China policy, the Australian government has always stood in the same boat with the United States, so the United States is building Australia into a "pawn" for interfering in the Asia-Pacific region.
If Australia takes over nuclear submarines, its navy will have long-range deployment capabilities, and the target will naturally be China. At the same time, U.S. Air Force Operations Chief Kent recently said that if Australia needs long-range strategic bombers, the United States will provide unlimited support for them. Obviously, this is to deploy B-2 or B-52 strategic bombers in Australia, so as to make it easier to achieve strategic deterrence in the South China Sea and related areas.
Biden's attempt to provide "nuclear sharing" to Japan is challenging China's bottom line. As we all know, as a defeated country in World War II, Japan has no right to involve nuclear weapons at all, and coupled with its militaristic ideas, there is a great tendency to resurrect in recent years, and China will never allow Japan to possess nuclear weapons in disguise.
The United States has carried out so many "nuclear adjustments" around China's periphery in order to strengthen the ability of Japan and Australia to confront China alone. At the same time, the United States wants to create a "NATO model" in the Asia-Pacific region, allowing China's neighboring countries to form some kind of military alliance to fight against China's rise.
This model has been used by the United States since the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, with the intention of militarily deterring the Soviet Union through multinational forces, so that it can enter an endless arms race and consume its own national strength in large quantities. The United States is creating a "new Cold War" model in the Asia-Pacific region to consume China.
China has also taken note of the CONSPIRACY OF the United States, and recently Chinese Representative to the United Nations Zhang Jun said that the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the recent series of tense events in the international arena show that we must be vigilant against any deliberate provocations and intentions of separatist confrontation, and will never allow the world to slide into a "new Cold War."
