The United States blows up a bombshell threat!Dare to bail out the National Bank of Russia, don't blame us for breaking the financial line between you and the United States!
No, the United States is here to make trouble again!In the recent conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the United States dared to issue such a ruthless announcement, saying that if the banks of any country dare to support Russia, don't blame them for severing ties with the US financial system. Oh my God, what's going on?Accidentally, the global financial market exploded as if a bombshell had been dropped.
Isn't that funny?Why is the United States so domineering?There is no room for negotiation at all on the Russian issue, and it is directly a slap in the face of "cutting off your financial thoughts"!I really can't understand why these international bigwigs are so domineering
Of course, some netizens were also indignant when they saw this news, saying that the United States is just a "sanctions maniac", and they just like to use this trick to bully other countries. Someone posted on social **: "This is the naked financial hegemony of the United States, which is really infuriating!".Some people also joked: "The United States is afraid that it will not let others help Russia, for fear that Russia will turn over and not admit its account." ”
In fact, the double-standard behavior behind this is not a day or two. Some people have pointed out that the United States dares to be ruthless in dealing with Russia, but it is weak-minded in dealing with China, India, and other big countries, and is afraid of getting into trouble. If the big countries had dared to do the same, the trick of "severing financial ties" would have been countered a long time ago.
Interestingly, this threat to Russia from the United States now does not seem to be as effective as it could be. Sanctions have been escalated, but the effect has been less than satisfactory. Isn't this a lesson for other countries?Do such unilateral sanctions really work?It doesn't seem that reliable.
Besides, isn't this an obvious act of financial hegemony by the United States?When it is beneficial to yourself, sanction casually;When it is not good for you, you hesitate. Isn't this a blatant double standard?It's infuriating.
We in China have been rectified by this operation of the United States. For the United States, the move of sanctions is like a common thing, and it comes at every turn. But you see, why doesn't the United States dare to use this trick against China?I'm afraid of getting burned, and I'm afraid that I'll have to be unlucky if I don't do it well.
Isn't this the double-standard essence of financial hegemony?We cannot interfere in other countries, but we cannot allow others to interfere in our internal affairs. To put it bluntly, this is a blatant robbery, which is really infuriating!
However, looking at the effectiveness of U.S. sanctions against Russia, we also have an important lesson: unilateral sanctions will not solve the problem. It's like engaging in interpersonal relationships, arguing and scolding may not work, and in the end, it is still necessary to solve problems through dialogue, consultation and cooperation. The United States is afraid that the United States has forgotten this.
In the face of the threat of financial hegemony of the United States, countries cannot sit idly by. It is necessary to strengthen communication and cooperation to jointly address risks and challenges in the financial sector. It is also necessary to establish a diversified payment system and reduce dependence on the financial system of a single country. In this way, we can maintain relative stability in the strong winds and waves of the financial market.
Banks in various countries must keep their eyes open and not be led by the nose by the United States for the sake of temporary interests. While pursuing one's own interests, one must also take into account international responsibilities. In the future, how to find a balance in this complex context will become a major focus of the global financial market. This matter really has to be pondered carefully, otherwise, it is difficult to guarantee that one day it will become a financial puppet of the United States.