Putin's warning of the seven countries not to interfere in the Taiwan Strait has caused Biden to worry, and the mainland may take this opportunity to carry out "military reunification".
In the face of the malicious obstruction of China's reunification by the seven countries, Putin responded forcefully and showed Russia's firm position. At a critical moment of tension in the Taiwan Strait, will Russia support China?
If the U.S. military intervenes, how serious will it be? In the face of U.S. and Japanese interference in China's Taiwan issue, how should China demonstrate its national strength? Do we need to find innovative solutions to solve the Taiwan problem?
At last year's G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan, the G7 members issued a joint statement expressing grave concern over the PLA's military exercises in the waters around Taiwan.
The statement stressed that such exercises could exacerbate tensions in the Taiwan Strait and firmly opposed any attempt to change the status quo in the Taiwan Strait through military means. For a long time, the United States and Western countries have had clear rules on China's Taiwan issue, and the core of these rules is to prohibit China from recovering Taiwan by force.
Although the statement does not directly mention the Taiwan Strait, according to Japan's interpretation, the principle of "not allowing unilateral changes to the status quo" applies not only to the Taiwan Strait, but also to the East China Sea, the South China Sea and other regions, especially involving China's Diaoyu Islands and other areas that Japan has been trying to claim.
Recently, British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss issued a statement taking a tough stance against China. He accused Chinese mainland's recent behavior in the Taiwan Strait region of heightening tensions and posing a threat to regional peace and stability.
In this regard, the Chinese side strongly opposes and condemns the British remarks. China stressed that the PLA's military exercises in the Taiwan Strait are legitimate and reasonable, and other countries have no right to interfere.
It has been observed that the British move may have been intended to please the United States. Because Britain's position in the international community is relatively weak, and its strength is still insufficient compared with China and the United States, Britain may improve its presence and degree in this way.
However, we should recognize that in the current international situation, it is not wise to use China as a negotiating tool. Especially when it comes to Taiwan, trying to use this to exert pressure on China is obviously an irrational decision.
The stance of Western countries, especially the United States, on China's Taiwan Strait issue has risen to an unprecedented height. Such restrictions include not only prohibiting China from taking military action, but also preventing Chinese mainland from using economic means.
Even during Biden's visit to Japan, the leaders of the United States and Japan discussed the issue of Taiwan.
Although the White House later clarified that the United States has not changed its Taiwan policy and still adheres to the one-China policy, it is widely believed that Biden's remarks may suggest that the United States may gradually abandon the ambiguity of its decades-old Taiwan policy.
However, Russia, a long-term friendly country of China, expressed its resolute support for China's position on the Taiwan issue and held that the Taiwan issue must not be bargained.
Russia reiterates its opposition to interference in the internal affairs of other countries by any country or nation and stresses that the international community should respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries. This shows Russia's resolute position on this issue and expresses its firm support for China.
On the global stage, the moves of the three superpowers, China, the United States and Russia, have attracted much attention. And when it comes to China's core interests, such as the Taiwan Strait issue, Russia's position has naturally become the focus of the United States and other countries.
The United States is trying to see the Taiwan issue as an important pawn to counterbalance China's development. At this time, the statement of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and ** attracted widespread attention, because it not only shows Russia's support for China's reunification, but also shows us that a country's position is not static.
Earlier, in an interview with Putin, the United States asked whether Russia would help if China recovered Taiwan. Putin's answer: "There are no absolutes in politics, because positions should not be predetermined on political issues."
The solution to the Taiwan issue should be left to China's own discretion. ”
The Taiwan issue is the supreme interest of the Chinese nation, and China has not yet publicly confirmed that it will reunify Taiwan by force, but if it decides to take military action, it indicates that China has made a final strategic decision and will go all out to carry out the cause of reunification of the motherland.
The PLA is fearless and persevering. On the Taiwan Strait issue, the actions of the United States and the West seem to be intended to stir up the situation, and the director of the Department of International Organizations of Russia has clearly expressed support for China's position on the Taiwan Strait issue.
In addition, due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the tension between the United States and Russia, the outbreak of a conflict in the Taiwan Strait will directly affect the outcome of the Sino-US game. From the point of view of Russia's national interests, their support for China in the Taiwan Strait is fully justified.
Faced with the current situation as permanent members of the UN Security Council, the United States, Britain and France seem to be in an alliance, while Russia is isolated, with only China as its ally. Therefore, in future international affairs, China and Russia are likely to work together to maintain justice and fairness and ensure the balance and stability of the international system.
Such cooperation is also expected to provide a powerful countermeasure against unipolarity and an unjust international order. Russia can support China in a number of ways to ease pressure on the Taiwan Strait issue and have a mutually beneficial impact on both sides.
So, how will Russia provide support?
1.Diplomatic Coordination: As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, Russia's diplomatic support plays a crucial role in China's standing and influence in the international community.
Such support will not only enhance China's international image, but also help resolve international contradictions and pressures. 2.Economic Mutual Assistance: Despite the pressure on the Russian economy, economic cooperation with China will undoubtedly lead to a win-win situation.
In the field of energy, the two sides can deepen cooperation, which will not only meet China's growing energy needs, but also help relieve economic pressure on Russia. 3.Military Coordination: While Russia is in conflict over Ukraine, its military might cannot be ignored.
If Russia can cooperate with us on the Taiwan Strait issue, through a dynamic balance in the region, it will help maintain peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and reduce the interference of external forces.
Western countries have expressed concern about the diplomatic and economic support provided by Russia, especially Putin's position and attitude on the Taiwan Strait issue, which has made Russia one of the important factors.
In this case, China needs to demonstrate its strength and influence.
At the Shangri-La Dialogue, China's defense minister made it clear that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China. He pointed out that although some countries have verbally promised to uphold the one-China principle and oppose it, there is a huge gap in actual action.
Not only do they often mention the Taiwan issue, but they also arbitrarily use their domestic laws to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, which China firmly opposes. At the same time, China's ** television station made public the Nantianmen plan, which attracted widespread attention after the United States and Japan openly interfered in China's Taiwan issue.
So, does this herald the formation of a Chinese version of the Space Force? After all, the former Trump of the United States officially established the Space Force, the sixth largest military branch of the United States.
Those who are familiar with the history of the Cold War know that the United States consciously provoked the space race during that period, so that the competing Soviet Union had to invest a lot of resources in the research and development of the space industry.
Although this allowed the Soviet Union to make remarkable progress in space technology, it also paid a huge price, exacerbated domestic contradictions, and to some extent laid a hidden danger for the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Now that China has unveiled its Nantianmen plan, the United States must increase investment in space military and related programs if it wants to maintain its supremacy in space.
However, due to the current relatively weak economic situation in the United States, coupled with the decline in the United States' attention to the development of space technology after the end of the Cold War, it was not until recent years that Trump established the Space Force.
And the current US ** Biden does not seem to be very concerned about this.
In the current situation, the United States may reduce the intensity of the strategic blockade imposed on China, but this move may be thwarted by domestic politics and **, as easing the constraints on China may be seen as a compromise.
Eventually, the U.S. could be in a difficult position and need to find a balance between national interests and international competition. In the process, Biden may need to face the reality of cross-strait reunification.
Once upon a time, the United States fought the Civil War to preserve the integrity of the country. China stresses its resistance to civil war, but firmly defends its opposition to any attempts. In other words, if the United States uses military means to achieve national reunification, it should also respect the right of other countries to reunify.
China has long advocated dialogue and communication to solve problems, but this approach is sometimes seen as weakness and compromise by the United States and Western countries. As a result, there is a view that China should consider taking a tougher stance.
At present, despite Biden**'s attempts to build an anti-China coalition, most potential allies are still on the sidelines and are reluctant to clash with China easily. However, under pressure from the United States, these countries may end up being supporters of the United States.
China is in an important historical window, that is, there is still time to take action to achieve national reunification before the anti-China alliance takes shape. In view of the fact that the Taiwan authorities are speeding up the process of separation and the chances of peaceful reunification are gradually decreasing, the present is the best time to resolve the Taiwan Strait issue.
The US military's military disadvantage in Eastern Europe may lead to the transfer of troops from the Asia-Pacific region to Eastern Europe to provide support, and this kind of action of "complementing the West from the east" will weaken its military presence in the Asia-Pacific region, and may make it difficult for the United States to intervene in a conflict in the Taiwan Strait and create a good opportunity for China's reunification.
Therefore, there is a view that the opportunity for China's reunification is close at hand, and perhaps Biden can witness this historic moment and see the reunification of the two sides of the Taiwan Strait.
The Taiwan issue is China's internal affair and where China's core interests lie. In order to achieve cross-strait reunification, Chinese mainland is not afraid of any challenge, including a war. China resolutely opposes the Cold War mentality, advocates dialogue and consultation on an equal footing, and opposes any form of zero-sum game.
The international community should respect China's national interests and support China's development process. Hegemonism and power politics are unpopular, and any attempt to use the Taiwan issue to restrain China will eventually fail.