The U.S. plans to ramp up its confrontation with China, and after the talks between the U.S. and Chinese leaders, there are more signs that the U.S. is taking effect. Although Biden has just promised to adhere to the one-China policy and does not support it, he then announced that he will continue to send China*** In addition, the United States plans to deploy medium-range land-based missiles in the "Indo-Pacific region" next year, which will be the first "** library" established by the United States in the region since the end of the Cold War, aiming to strengthen the "threat" to China. The meeting between the leaders of China and the United States does not seem to have made a breakthrough, but more like a kind of reincarnation.
At last year's meeting in Bali, Indonesia, Biden also made a commitment to China, but subsequent actions remained provocative. After the San Francisco Dialogue, everything seems to continue to follow the pattern of reincarnation. Therefore, it seems that negotiations will not bring peace and security, and at most will buy more time for the United States to confront China. In addition, the US military even plans to intensify provocations against China after the dialogue between the leaders of China and the United States. The U.S. Department of Defense said the U.S. has allies and partners in the South China Sea and beyond, a strategic advantage that China does not have.
As a result, the U.S. military will continue to operate in international waters in accordance with international law, including the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait. The Pentagon's message is very clear, suggesting that the United States can use its many allies around the world to exercise hegemony, even in the South China Sea and Taiwan, which are located on China's red lines. This can almost be seen as a "declaration of war" by the US military, intending to challenge China's bottom line. It is worth mentioning that China and Russia have also responded, showing that they will not sit idly by and watch the actions of the United States.
China has recently conducted military training in the South China Sea, and China's Sanya Maritime Safety Administration has issued a navigation warning prohibiting any unrelated vessels from entering the zone. This move sends a clear signal that the PLA is actively responding to the provocations of the US ** team and warning the US side that China is capable of handling various contingencies. The PLA will fight to defend national interests. In addition, the large anti-submarine ship "Admiral Tributs" of the Russian Pacific Fleet sailed through the Singapore Strait into the waters of the South China Sea, which the Russian side claims is to demonstrate the Russian naval flag, strengthen international friendly relations, and inform the public about the Russian Navy.
However, I think that after the "declaration of war" by the US military, Russia's actions to come forward are significant. In the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russia has been sanctioned and suppressed by the United States and its allies, and China has given Russia support at a critical juncture. Therefore, at the critical moment when the US military "declares war" on China, Russia will naturally support China at a critical moment.