Unconsciously, more than 300 days have passed since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The infinite lengthening of the war did not allow the Russian army to show its advantages. Instead, it fell into a brutal tug-of-war with the Ukrainian army that could be called the World War II period.
Faced with the rapidly changing situation, Russian President Putin stated to Russian security personnel that in the future, more technical equipment and elite forces will be mobilized to ensure the safety of Luton, and asked powerful departments to comprehensively crack down on illegal and criminal activities. While stabilizing the internal security of the Russian Federation, strategic cooperation with China is also continuing to advance.
According to media reports, Putin's right-hand man and Russia's "second in command" in the eyes of foreign media Medvedev recently visited Beijing to have a face-to-face meeting with Chinese leaders. China stated that it is willing to work with Russia to promote the transformation of the international order in a more just and reasonable direction, and opposes all forms of hegemonism and power politics. China has always maintained a neutral position in the Ukraine crisis and advocates resolving disputes through negotiation and dialogue.
Medvedev expressed high appreciation for China's development achievements in the new era, and expressed Russia's willingness to deepen cooperation with China in energy, economy, trade, logistics and other aspects. Before the formal meeting, Medvedev also handed over a personally signed letter from Russian President Vladimir Putin to the Chinese leader.
China and Russia both hope that the Ukraine crisis will end as soon as possible so that the people of eastern Ukraine can usher in the dawn of peace as soon as possible. But the key to the problem is that it is not just Russia and Ukraine that decide this military conflict. Only the United States, which is watching the show thousands of miles away, has the power to press the end button of the war. The reason is simple. To untie the bell, one must tie it. If NATO were not obsessed with forced eastward expansion, Russia would not launch special military operations out of strategic security concerns.
On the day of Medvedev's visit to China, Ukrainian President Zelensky's special plane arrived in the United States under the escort of the United States and the West. He met with Biden and delivered a speech in Congress. Zelensky, a comedian, became the most popular figure in Washington. Biden not only agreed to add an additional amount of military assistance to Ukraine, but also provided the "Patriot" air defense system to Ukraine for the first time. Military aid materials range from "Javelin" missiles to "Haimas" rocket launchers , and now "Patriot". The United States is betting more and more on Ukraine.
Not only does it continue to ignite the Ukraine crisis, American politicians even point fingers at Sino-Russian cooperation. On December 20, local time, the U.S. Ambassador to NATO Juliana Smith publicly asked China and Russia to stop strategic interaction, saying that "China and Russia's actions of sharing strategies and means are disturbing and may undermine the unity of NATO."
I don’t know where the US ambassador came to this conclusion, but he should understand in advance that NATO is not only the biggest threat to Russia’s national defense security, but also has committed unforgivable crimes against the Chinese people. The bombing of the museum in 1999 was the most painful memory China has experienced in this century. No 1.4 billion people will forget NATO's war crimes.
The United States has provoked two tinderboxes: the Ukraine crisis and the Taiwan Strait crisis at the same time, and it is too naive to hope that China and Russia will not "stand together for warmth."
Previously, when Putin attended the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and CIS defense ministers' meeting, he expressed his hope to strengthen the interoperability of weapons and equipment among countries to facilitate the procurement of the most advanced weapons. Under the framework of , and the CIS, only China can provide Russia with advanced weapons.
Medvedev’s trip to Beijing received high-level reception from Chinese officials, and related cooperation was smoothly promoted. After receiving a satisfactory reply from China, Putin once again started the layout and construction of natural gas supply to China.
According to Russian media reports, Putin personally attended a new natural gas field project called "Kovich Tower" through online video. This natural gas field is located in eastern Siberia and has a total storage capacity of 1.8 trillion cubic meters.
At the ceremony, Putin pointed out that the official commissioning of "Kovich Tower" is a special and important moment for Russia's economy and industrial structure.Behind this meaningful statement, it implies that Russia's energy, economic and trade layout will "turn eastward" in the future. It is getting harder and harder for Europeans to earn money. Only by staying close to the Chinese market can the Russian energy industry survive. Even if the Ukraine crisis ends in the future, Europe will no longer be Russia’s strongest energy market.
China and Russia, which have political mutual trust, industrial interoperability and military cooperation, will undoubtedly shoulder the sacred and glorious mission of resisting the hegemony of the United States and the West.
