As we all know, at present, China, the United States and Russia are the three most powerful militarily powerful countries in the world, and the relations between the three countries can be described as intricate. From the surface point of view, whether it is Sino-US relations or US-Russia relations, it is a state of confrontation, and Sino-Russian relations are strategic cooperative partnerships, although China and Russia are not even allies, but it should be known that in the strategic competition between China and the United States, the United States obviously does not look at China and Russia too closely, so it is most appropriate for China and Russia to establish a close partnership.
For now, however, Russia's relations with China continue to strengthen. After all, if we stand with the United States now, the consequences for Russia may be more serious than continuing to confront the United States and its allies. Of course, the development of Sino-Russian relations is not only the result of pressure from the United States, but to a large extent based on common interests, including the complementarity of the economies of the two countries, the similar views of the two countries on the world order and the stability of the long-term common border between the two countries.
This directly led to a delicate and balanced state between China, the United States and Russia. This state of affairs is unacceptable to the United States, which wants to promote hegemonism to the world. Therefore, the US government hopes to sign an agreement similar to the Yalta Agreement with China and Russia, the main content of which is to redivide their respective spheres of influence, and in the eyes of the Americans, such an agreement may be the key to resolving the contradictions between the three nuclear powers of China, the United States and Russia. In other words, the United States hopes that today's world is the era of the three legs of China, the United States and Russia, rather than a joint confrontation between China and Russia.
Objectively speaking, although the Yalta Agreement signed by the Soviet Union, the United States, and Britain did play some positive role in that year, maintaining nearly half a century of peace and freeing the world from war and conflict. However, its negative effects cannot be ignored. It should be known that once China and Russia sign an agreement similar to the Yalta Agreement, the very tense Russian-Japanese relations will be shelved, and At the same time, China's core interests will be damaged, and China's sovereign integrity will be undermined.
Such an agreement will certainly not be signed by China and Russia. To this end, Ted Martin, a senior member of the US Army, recently wrote a judgment that aroused heated discussion among the Chinese people. In Martin's view, after the U.S. Army broke away from the Middle East battlefield, decades of experience in fighting guerrilla warfare opponents told him that although cyber weapons, drones and artificial intelligence are developing rapidly, in the confrontation between the United States and China and Russia, it will eventually be a bloody close-quarters battle, and the future of China and The United States and Russia will not be limited to high-tech wars.
There is no doubt that Ted Martin's judgment is to render the war, and the purpose behind it is nothing more than an attempt to coerce by force and let China and Russia reach a paper agreement with the United States as soon as possible. But even if It is assumed that China is willing to sign, the Russian side will certainly not agree, Putin has never been willing to play a secondary role, although the size of the economy is much smaller than that of China and the United States, but the status of an independent great power is Russia's unswerving pursuit. 【Three Soils】