Text/Yi Luoshanchuan Against the backdrop of Russia's relations with Japan falling to freezing point, a "shocking melon" exposed by the US media has made the atmosphere between the two countries more subtle. According to the Global Network, citing the US Newsweek, "Russia was 'pr

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Against the backdrop of Russia and Japan's relations falling to freezing point, a "shocking melon" exposed by the US media has made the atmosphere between the two countries more subtle.

According to Global Network citing the US " News Weekly ", "Russia was 'prepared to fight a local battle with Japan' in August 2021, but the Russian army's final target of attack 'turned Ukraine'". According to US media, the above content comes from a rebellious Russian Federation Security Agency agent. The agent, pseudonym "Wind of Change", sent the information to Oshekin, an opposition member of the Putin government who is in exile in France on March 17 this year.

(Russian Army Island Seizing Exercise)

At first glance, it seems to be a bit weird. As we all know, before the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, although Japan and Russia had territorial disputes, the overall relationship was still acceptable. Is there any unknown secret incident between the two countries? A local military conflict almost broke out in Asia? However, in the email, this "Wind of Change" did not provide any substantial evidence, but instead gave two "inferences" with extremely personal subjective conjectures.

(South Kuril Islands, known as the Four Northern Islands in Japan)

The agent said that there are two main reasons for the above conclusion that "Russia plans to attack Japan".

• First, in August last year, Russian reconnaissance planes kept a close eye on Japan's military trends.
• Second, at the same time, Russia's "propaganda machine" started and launched an information war against Japan, that is, by rendering the various atrocities of the Japanese army during the Second World War , it labeled Japan as "Nazi" and "fascist".

The agent also claimed that when people were "prepared for the war between Japan and Russia", it was unknown why Ukraine was eventually selected as the target of the war.

(Russian Pacific Fleet formation enters the Sea of ​​Japan)

It has to be said that this agent's brains are really big enough, and his so-called "I don't know why Ukraine was selected as the target of the war" is even more funny. First of all, let alone the Russian Air Force closely monitors Japan's military trends, it is almost "common" to confront Russian military aircraft with NATO military aircraft in Baltic Sea . Is Russia always ready to go to war with these countries?

As for the so-called Russian media’s description of Japan as a “fascist country”, it reflects that Russia wants to attack Japan, which is also very far-fetched. The crimes committed by Japanese fascists during World War II are well known to the world, and Tokyo has been unwilling to admit historic guilt and attempt to revive the militarist ghost. The Russian media's statement only reflects part of the reality.

In addition, August 15th of each year is Japan's defeat and surrender in World War II. In addition to Russia, many countries, including China and South Korea, will carry out a series of anti-Japanese war commemorative propaganda. If the agent came to the Asia-Pacific region to collect intelligence, he might feel that Japan might be "attacked" by its neighboring countries at any time...

(In August 1946, the Tokyo Military Court will try 26 Japanese war criminals)

Furthermore, because the Southern Kuril Islands (called the Four Northern Islands in Japan) are isolated overseas, before the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Kyrgyzstan also planned to jointly develop the island with Japan, and Japanese citizens visiting the islands will also enjoy visa-free treatment. It was not until the bilateral relations between Japan and Russia deteriorated that the above-mentioned "privileges" were abolished. In short, the agent's inference is really untenable.

As for the reasons for the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict:

• One is NATO expands eastward compresses Russia's security space.
• The second is a long-term melee between the Ukrainian government forces and the local pro-Russian armed forces in Donbas .
• 3 is the 's materials were "bottled" by the Kiev regime.

or more, it is inevitable that the conflict broke out between Russia and Ukraine, but there are also traces to follow. From this perspective, the "Wind of Change" thinks about the problem from a Western perspective. Whether it really exists still has certain uncertainty.After all, the "fake news" reported by the West has not been there for a day or two.

(The strength of Japan's sea is not to be underestimated)

However, in order to prove the rationality of the above information, that is, Russia had the motivation to attack Japan, the US media began to look for evidence seriously, including the Russo-Japanese War in the early last century, and the "territorial dispute over the Southern Kuril Islands continues to this day". In this regard, we can only say that perhaps only the US media will cooperate with this "intelligence" that "challenges readers' IQ" to achieve its goal of constantly "demonizing" Russia.