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In order to curb the so-called "Chinese expansion", the United States did not hesitate to spend huge sums of money to attract relevant countries in the waters around the Indo-Pacific to engage in an "anti-China alliance". For the ambitions of the United States, some scholars pointed out that this is likely to lead to "nuclear proliferation in the Asia-Pacific region", resulting in a sharp increase in security risks in the Indo-Pacific region. Russian experts also clearly pointed out that "the action of the United States may accelerate the Sino-Russian alliance."
(The United States formed a "coalition against China" joint fleet)
According to the World Wide Web quoted by the Russian Satellite News Agency reported on November 3, a few days ago, the vice chairman of the Russian Federation Security Council Medvedev wrote that during the new crown epidemic, China and the United States due to ideological conflicts led to the occurrence of a "cold war" between China and the United States, and the relationship between the United States and Russia is deteriorating, and now the United States is "two-front combat", which is prompting China and Russia to get closer and closer, and work together to confront the United States, and the Sino-Russian strategic joint exercise held recently is a clear signal.
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It is reported that in order to confront China, the United States is vigorously trying to win over China's neighboring countries to engage in an "anti-China alliance," and the biggest threat is the Australian-British-American trilateral cooperative partnership (aukus). Frishevolord Schmov, a scholar at the Baltic Research Association, pointed out that based on the framework of the agreement, the United States can provide important militarized nuclear technology to allies such as Australia and help its allies build nuclear submarines to deter China and even Russia. Not surprisingly, the plan has been strongly opposed by Many countries, including China, as it is clearly putting the Indo-Pacific under threat.
Not long ago, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Grossi has made it clear that Aukus' activities pose serious nuclear proliferation risks, as other countries may also follow Australia's lead in building their own nuclear submarines, and the countries currently planning to build nuclear submarines based on the agreement include not only Australia, but also U.S. allies Canada and South Korea. It is worth mentioning that New Zealand, which has a good relationship with China before, is also ready to participate, and made it clear that "we will continue to work closely with the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia." Grossi warned that the UK and the US need to be held accountable for the risk of nuclear proliferation in the Indo-Pacific region, which will lead to serious security risks in the Indo-Pacific region such as China. This security risk will directly promote closer interaction and cooperation between China and Russia.
(AUKUS Leaders TV Summit)
However, the leaders of britain and the United States and other countries have denied this security risk. British Secretary of State James Hippe argued that "the Aukus agreement has sparked a lot of excessive hype", while Australian Defence Minister Peter Dutton has also insisted that "the agreement is not a defensive alliance or a security treaty". However, this does not deceive anyone - Russian military expert Pavel Friedman clearly pointed out in his paper that this agreement is only a means for the United States to control the world, the United States is a country obsessed with controlling the world, and any country that does not want to become a vassal of the United States will be regarded as a "threat" by the United States, which is why the United States has to vigorously engage in "anti-China alliances" and "anti-Russian alliances".
(Sino-Russian Joint Strategic Military Exercise)
Although China and Russia have not yet established a military, political or economic alliance on paper, it is inevitable that China and Russia will become closer and closer as the United States continues to strengthen its targeting and suppression of China and Russia. The successive Sino-Russian land strategic military exercises and maritime joint military exercises have all demonstrated the determination and confidence of China and Russia to jointly confront US hegemonist politics. As the situation develops, the possibility of a large-scale "Cold War" between China and Russia and the United States will continue to increase – although it is difficult to escalate into a full-scale hot war, it will still have a huge negative impact on global development. If the United States continues to adhere to its own erroneous strategy and insists on serving as the "world policeman" according to its own rules, there will be more and more countries that are enemies of the United States and join forces with China and Russia. At that time, whether the United States has the confidence to confront half the world is probably a serious question that Americans have to think about.