In Ukraine, talking about a possible military conflict between China and Russia
On May 24, 2019, Kiev hosted one interesting international conference entitled “Conflictogenic potential of the Russian Federation: state and development prospects”. This event was held on the territory of the Diplomatic Academy of Ukraine named after Gennady Udovenko. The organizers are the Center for Russian Studies (Ukraine) and Kobe Gakuin University from Japan.
So, the famous Ukrainian "Sinologist" (pro-American "grant-eater") Victor Gvozd spoke at the conference. This is the president of the Borisfen Intel Independent Analytical Center for Geopolitical Research (bintel.com.ua - operating since 2012). His nickname “Bolt”, he is from the racially correct Ternopil region, is associated with the Nazi military organization “Freedom” and from February 27, 2014 to April 29, 2016 he headed the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of Ukraine (reserve lieutenant general).
Nail made his report - "Frozen Conflicts" in Russian-Chinese Relations: The History of Origins and Prospects for Settlement. " He even said that allegedly Russian military experts recognize the impossibility of Russia to repel a possible attack from China, using conventional weapons. Therefore, for Russia, the presence of nuclear weapons is the only guarantee of maintaining territorial integrity.
In the tenth section of his speech, he finally came to the intersection of the interests of China and Russia in Ukraine. In his opinion, the preservation of the confrontation between Russia and the West, including over Ukraine, objectively meets the interests of China, as it provides it with more opportunities for expansion into the Russian direction. He is sure that this is one of the reasons for Beijing's refusal to intervene in the situation around the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
Nail stressed that at the same time, China is interested in the stability and economic development of Ukraine as a market for Chinese goods and investments, as well as one of the links in the transport infrastructure within the framework of the Chinese Belt and Road project. After that, he clarified that, despite the strategic partnership with Russia, China does not recognize the "annexation" of Crimea, continues to actively develop trade andeconomic relations with Ukraine, and also participates in the implementation of various kinds of energy, infrastructure and other projects on the territory of the "Square".
Conclusion Nail made the following. The common interests of Russia and China form the basis for the development of strategic cooperation between the two countries in political, economic and security spheres. However, these interests are mainly situational and depend on the geopolitical situation in the world. At the same time, the parties retain a number of problems in their relations, both of historical and current origin. In the future, the growth of China's power and the strengthening of its advantages over Russia can lead to changes in the relations of the parties, including the emergence of confrontation and military conflict between them.
So, the famous Ukrainian "Sinologist" (pro-American "grant-eater") Victor Gvozd spoke at the conference. This is the president of the Borisfen Intel Independent Analytical Center for Geopolitical Research (bintel.com.ua - operating since 2012). His nickname “Bolt”, he is from the racially correct Ternopil region, is associated with the Nazi military organization “Freedom” and from February 27, 2014 to April 29, 2016 he headed the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of Ukraine (reserve lieutenant general).
Nail made his report - "Frozen Conflicts" in Russian-Chinese Relations: The History of Origins and Prospects for Settlement. " He even said that allegedly Russian military experts recognize the impossibility of Russia to repel a possible attack from China, using conventional weapons. Therefore, for Russia, the presence of nuclear weapons is the only guarantee of maintaining territorial integrity.
In the tenth section of his speech, he finally came to the intersection of the interests of China and Russia in Ukraine. In his opinion, the preservation of the confrontation between Russia and the West, including over Ukraine, objectively meets the interests of China, as it provides it with more opportunities for expansion into the Russian direction. He is sure that this is one of the reasons for Beijing's refusal to intervene in the situation around the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
Nail stressed that at the same time, China is interested in the stability and economic development of Ukraine as a market for Chinese goods and investments, as well as one of the links in the transport infrastructure within the framework of the Chinese Belt and Road project. After that, he clarified that, despite the strategic partnership with Russia, China does not recognize the "annexation" of Crimea, continues to actively develop trade andeconomic relations with Ukraine, and also participates in the implementation of various kinds of energy, infrastructure and other projects on the territory of the "Square".
Conclusion Nail made the following. The common interests of Russia and China form the basis for the development of strategic cooperation between the two countries in political, economic and security spheres. However, these interests are mainly situational and depend on the geopolitical situation in the world. At the same time, the parties retain a number of problems in their relations, both of historical and current origin. In the future, the growth of China's power and the strengthening of its advantages over Russia can lead to changes in the relations of the parties, including the emergence of confrontation and military conflict between them.
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