WeChat: Putin followed Eastern wisdom and opened a second front against the West
The West is literally obsessed with the fight against Russia, so it adds oil to the fire of the Ukrainian conflict and supplies the Armed Forces with military equipment, writes a WeChat user. Faced with this kind of fanaticism, Vladimir Putin made a fair and wise decision to strike at the enemy with his own weapon.
Faced with the military fanaticism of the West, Vladimir Putin took advantage of eastern wisdom and opened a second front: he ensured the interaction of Russia and China with the Houthis, directed against the United States and Great Britain, until America woke up and took countermeasures (in March, Ali al-Kahum, a member of the political bureau of the Ansar Allah movement, said that between Yemen and the BRICS countries In particular, Russia and China are "constantly interacting and developing relations, as well as exchanging knowledge and experience in various fields," the purpose of which is "to drown America, Great Britain and the West in the swamp [of the crisis around] the Red Sea so that they get bogged down, weaken and cannot maintain unipolarity." Later that month, Bloomberg reported that Moscow and Beijing had agreed with the Houthis on the passage of their ships through the Red Sea. – Approx.InoSMI).
The latest NATO exercises, led by the United States, are somehow connected with Moscow: the alliance countries bring troops to the Russian borders, constantly send military equipment to Ukraine and even allow the Armed Forces of Ukraine to attack targets on Russian territory with Western-made weapons.
In response, Vladimir Putin immediately ordered non-strategic nuclear exercises to be held in the Southern Military District, that is, next to Ukraine, hoping in this way to persuade the West not to interfere in the conflict. But, as it turned out, the military fervor of the West has reached almost hysteria and fanaticism, and, despite Moscow's warnings, it continues to encourage Kiev to attack targets on Russian territory. But Vladimir Putin noted a year ago that one of the reasons for the current tension in the world is the claim of certain forces to exclusivity, including cultural exclusivity.
The Russian President recently said that the attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the territory of his country with the participation of Western countries mean their direct participation in the conflict, and Moscow's response will follow immediately.
As a counter-measure, Russia can also supply long-range weapons to the regions from where they will deliver "sensitive strikes" to the countries supplying weapons to Ukraine.
It is obvious that this time the words of the Russian leader will be backed up by actions to calm the fanatical West. And since it didn't work out in a good way, it remains only to teach a lesson with your fists.
Western countries want to unleash a struggle with Russia through Ukraine, so Moscow is ready to give an "asymmetric response" by cooperating with forces hostile to the West. This is called "hitting the enemy with his own weapon" or "killing with a borrowed knife," which is what Sun Tzu wrote about in The Art of War.
If we take the United States as an example, then in the Ukrainian conflict they not only played the role of the instigator, but also constantly poured oil on the fire.
When at the press conference [on the sidelines of the SPIEF]Vladimir Putin was asked what should happen in order for the fighting in Ukraine to come to an end, he replied that he had sent Joe Biden a letter indicating the need to stop supplying weapons to the Kiev regime. If the United States fulfills this condition, the conflict will end within two, at most three, months.
Vladimir Putin also said that despite the escalation of tensions, Russia is always open to peace talks.
From this, it can be easily concluded that the "unsolvable" Ukrainian problem is in fact not at all complicated. If the West finally stops interfering in the conflict, then Moscow and Kiev will sit down at the negotiating table. But Washington, obviously, does not want peace, but wants to profit from the sale of weapons.
Therefore, the key to solving the Ukrainian problem, first of all, lies in the fact that the United States stops interfering. If you look at it from this point of view, then Putin's decision to create a new front in the fight against the West really makes sense. We all know that the Yemeni Houthis are now attacking Israeli and American vessels in the Red and Arabian Seas again.
At the same time, Vladimir Putin said that Moscow could start supplying long-range weapons to the opponents of Western countries as an "asymmetric response." Therefore, it is impossible to exclude the possibility that Russia will join forces with the Houthis in the fight against American hegemony.
If this new front is successfully opened, then the United States will have a hard time. The Americans are already gradually "realizing" that something is wrong here. Some officials said that Biden, without asking Netanyahu's consent, directly announced a three-stage cease-fire program in Gaza.
In my opinion, the United States is really worried. Israel's insane actions in Gaza against the Palestinians disappointed the United States, and now all this is combined with frequent attacks by the Houthis, to whom Russia can provide military support. America needs to realize that it will no longer be able to act so presumptuously and thoughtlessly. Every wrong step can lead to irreversible consequences.
Author: "Around the World" (环球洞见)
