U.S. military operations have been frequent recently, especially the sorties of two aircraft carrier battle groups, as well as military assistance to Israel and Ukraine. The report released by the US Congressional Strategic Posture Committee pointed out the possibility of simultaneous war between the United States and China and Russia, emphasizing strengthening nuclear forces and strengthening cooperation with allies.
However, some fear this could spark a new arms race and heighten global tensions. Looking back at the whole picture, we need to think about how to protect our interests while avoiding the dangerous situation of arms race and war. Please leave a message to share your views.
According to the latest Strategic Posture Committee report, the United States may enter into two wars with China and Russia in the future. This report is clearly different from the Biden administration's strategic plan, but the two parties show a high degree of convergence. This means that there has been some change in the attitude of American politics towards the issue of war, although its true motives are not yet certain.
In any case, China should realize that the possibility of "simultaneous war with China and Russia" is already on the US agenda. If it really reaches that step, the United States does not rule out the possibility of expanding the front, because a protracted war will keep "bloodletting" itself, and it is the best policy to use all its strength to quickly achieve results in a short period of time.
In addition, nuclear forces are also an unavoidable problem in the conflict between major powers. Therefore, China must be sufficiently prepared and build its own strong capabilities to deal with this eventual scenario. At the same time, we need to rethink how we deal with the United States and how we defend our interests.
We cannot passively wait for the challenge of the United States, but should act to avoid the outbreak of war. Ultimately, the question we need to think about is how to build a peaceful, stable, cooperative international order and how to safeguard our core interests.