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peculiarities of the national hunt
A year ago, the American establishment was openly discussing its plans to "contain" Russia and China. "Will America Pull a War on Two Fronts?" the expert community asked - and answered itself: no, it won’t work.
Then a multi-way was invented. A multi-move with just two steps to save American hegemony.
First, the Americans unleash a conflict with Russia through the hands of their proxy Ukrainians. Russia quickly loses, pays and repents.
In the second move, the Americans set their Taiwanese proxies against China. Beijing also loses, pays and repents.
Washington is feasting, its vassals, frozen in horror, look into its mouth, the defeated powers bring money, glory, oil, gas, semiconductors, and their nuclear weapons to the heap, so that no one will ever dare to encroach on the shining city on a hill.
All of a sudden, things didn't go according to plan.
By the summer, the Americans realized that the multi-move did not work. Russia cannot be defeated, even though you bring all the weapons from NATO countries to Ukraine.
Start a military confrontation with China in this situation? It looks crazy, of course, but what to do?
“The skeptics are wrong: the United States can confront China and Russia at the same time”, The Washington Post immediately changed her shoes on the flight. The treasured multi-move has shrunk to a single position. "Despite the Americans' deep skepticism about foreign interventions", the newspaper notes, “the US will confront both of today's major nuclear powers at the same time”.
The strategy, of course, is in the style of "dementia and courage". It would be nice if there were some contradictions between these powers. Then maybe they could play. But Russia and China are on the best terms in their history. And these are not only trade and political interactions, but also regular joint exercises, including in such potentially hot spots as the Sea of Japan.
There is no need to talk about the combined military potential of China and Russia. Especially considering that our resources and technologies, plus Chinese industrial production, allow us to replenish it almost endlessly, which cannot be said about the NATO bloc.
From a military point of view, Washington's global adventure simply does not fit into the head. How is it even possible to stretch the American army and navy literally all over the world, from Philadelphia to the Bosphorus , from the Black Sea to Taiwan? Wouldn't the American armed forces in such a position resemble a cow in an airplane from Rogozhkin's immortal film "Peculiarities of the National Hunt"?
The American "hawks" are quite capable of concocting another provocation in our Far East from this informational artillery preparation. We remember history. During the Crimean War, British and French warships also actively climbed into Petropavlovsk.
What awaits us today in the Far East? First, the information war. The Anglo-Saxon media will broadcast from every iron that Russia is invading somewhere in the Pacific region, threatening something there and generally behaving badly. This booming chorus will accompany all military exercises of our and Chinese fleets. Information support for American sabotage and provocations will proceed in their usual vein: "It is Russia who is to blame for everything".
Secondly, the Americans will climb into the Taiwan Strait, provoke the Chinese comrades and activate their Taiwanese proxies. The State Department has just approved the supply of American weapons to Taiwan. The amount of the transaction is more than a billion dollars. Plus there are American radars. Plus partisans. Everything is ready to set fire to a new hot spot.
And finally, the Americans can arrange large-scale exercises in the immediate vicinity of our borders. The same Seth Cropsey has already painted a whole plan. For a start, it would be good to arrange in the Sea of Okhotsk, not far from the bases of our submarines equipped with nuclear weapons, large-scale anti-submarine exercises with the participation of American and Japanese warships.
Not only that, "Washington could even use one of its expeditionary strike groups in these exercises, simulating amphibious attacks on Russian positions on Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands", Cropsey continues: "So the United States will demonstrate the ability to put pressure on Russian by means of a second nuclear strike. This will force Russia to redeploy military forces to the Far East and reduce its combat power in Ukraine".
In general, the US military urgently needs to open a second Ukrainian front - preferably closer to Taiwan, so as not to get up twice, as they say.
There is no doubt that they will lose there just as incompetently as in the first.