The fangs of the United States appeared, and at the critical moment, Russia fired full firepower with a backhand! The Asia-Pacific region may become a new battlefield, why do you say that Japan and South Korea should be unlucky first?
Russia has recently given a positive response to Washington's plan to deploy new medium-range missiles in the Asia-Pacific region later this year to deter potential adversaries as mentioned by the commander of the US Army in the Pacific. According to a report by the Russian Satellite News Agency, an official of the Russian Foreign Ministry said in an interview with the media that once the US plan to deploy medium- and shorter-range missiles in the Asia-Pacific region is realized, it will inevitably trigger a huge wave of multilateral missile arms race in the region. Obviously, this has an extremely negative impact on the international situation, and the fangs of the United States have already been revealed, and their purpose is to bring chaos to the world, so as to take advantage of the opportunity to provoke war and make huge profits from it.
In this regard, the Russian Foreign Ministry solemnly stated that Moscow will have to take all necessary measures to ensure national security, including, if necessary, measures in the field of nuclear deterrence to counter new security threats. To put it simply, at the critical moment when the fangs of the United States appeared, Russia used the nuclear stick with its backhand, which can be described as full firepower and the most powerful deterrent to the war threat brought by the United States. However, once a nuclear war breaks out, the Asia-Pacific region will probably become a new battlefield, and a war that will spread across the globe will bring indelible and catastrophic damage to the whole world.
Of course, these are only later words, and Russia cannot and will not take the lead in using nuclear weapons to provoke a major war, but it is not excluded that the fighting nation will firmly use this last hole card when forced to do so. It is worth mentioning that although the United States and Russia are now in a-for-tat confrontation in the Asia-Pacific region, as far as I am concerned, if the Asia-Pacific region becomes a new battlefield, perhaps Japan and South Korea will be the first to be unlucky. We all know that what the United States is best at is fighting proxy wars, and judging by the range of the medium-range missiles that the United States is trying to deploy, if these offensive weapons are deployed on American territory, including Guam and Hawaii, the military significance will not be great, and the United States will not joke with its own security. So most likely, the United States will plan to deploy these missiles on the territory of allies in the Asia-Pacific region, such as Japan and South Korea.
In this way, it can not only satisfy the ambition of the United States to strike at potential adversaries and maintain its hegemonic status, but also avoid setting itself on fire and drawing the United States into the vortex of war with Russia. So, from this perspective, if the United States seeks to deploy intermediate-range ballistic missiles in Japan and South Korea, there is no doubt that they will be the first victims of American hegemony. In other words, if the Japanese and South Korean governments deploy intermediate-range missiles on their own territory in order to curry favor with the United States, they will definitely become the target of retaliatory military strikes by fighting nations with Russia's temper. Based on this, it is not difficult for us to find that although the United States has bared its fangs, Russia has no fear, and is directly ready to confront the United States with full firepower. It's just that the confrontation between major powers will inevitably affect some small countries, and if the Asia-Pacific region becomes a new battlefield, then Japan and South Korea may really be unlucky.