
Leaked Russian Documents Reveal Deep Concern Over Chinese Aggression
https://www.forbes.com/sites/craighooper/2024/02/29/leaked-russian-documents-reveal-deep-concern-over-chinese-aggression/
by Watcher_2023

Leaked Russian Documents Reveal Deep Concern Over Chinese Aggression
https://www.forbes.com/sites/craighooper/2024/02/29/leaked-russian-documents-reveal-deep-concern-over-chinese-aggression/
by Watcher_2023
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> russia exercised nuclear-capable Iskander missiles twice last year in “regions bordering China.”
So let’s just pretend they aren’t launching them at Ukraine like every week?
“Thank you Mr. Xi, for putting on lubes this time.”
I was always under the impression that Russia loves aggression and invading neighbours. Or is it just funny when it’s *them* who are doing it?
Wouldn’t it be interesting if China’s posturing in the South China Sea, and Tiawan was only half true. What if 50% of it was long term holding and the other 50% was supposed to distract Russia, making it think Taiwan is their first strategic objective, when in reality, Taiwan is the long game and what would be much easier is to take the East russian lands.
The ‘friend ship without limits’ could be a part of that. Maybe that’s the real reason why China hasn’t bothered to invest in the siberian oil/gas pipeline unless Russia give the gas to them at the same price Russians a paying. Because they could just own it all.
Intersting.
China has much more to gain by taking a big chunk of Russia vs trying to take Taiwan. Much more land, resources, and willing people.
Their gigantic land forces also can’t do much for Taiwan, that’s a 90% air/sea operation, so they mind as well use their land forces for something…
I believe that Russias long term plan was to paint China as the ultimate enemy and for Russia to be a lesser of two evils to the west
China has some unsettled, territorial issues with Russia? Now might be the time to try and use their advantage and get back the other half of Manchuria?
[Treaty of Aigun](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Aigun)
I wonder what the US reaction would be in this hypothetical. Intervene due to nuclear war or just… let them fight it out whilst sending thoughts and prayers.
I always wonder how the world would react if China invades Russia right now.
Russia is worried china might screw them over? Some things never change