The evil genius who love Joseph Stalin and who´s ashamed of his father’s legacy (the very same who recently said Adolph Hitler had Jewish blood) just decided to share his cynical perspectives on how the Western countries are allegedly imposing oppression on the global stage https://tass.com/politics/1445755
And, undoubtedly, a compelling illustration of this “oppression” lies in the fact that every Syrian escaping their homeland and every African attempting the perilous journey across the Mediterranean harbor a singular dream – to reside in Russia. In their eyes, Russia stands as the sole nation in the world where oppression has never existed.
The real truth is that the country of Orc Putin wants every piece of land it can grab. And if he could he would no doubt also invade China, just like when Russia invaded the Chinese province of Manchuria in 1894, and again in 1945, when more than a million Russian soldiers engage in a special military operation to liberate Manchuria from the oppression of the West (also known as special operation to denazify China). And they also tried (unsuccessfully) once again in 1969 in the Sino-Soviet border conflict.
Regrettably for Russia, China has now emerged as a bona fide global power. Consequently, Russia’s options for expansion are limited, with the primary focus shifting westward towards Ukraine and the Baltic countries (if only they were not under the protection of evil NATO).
Ironically, the prospect of China invading Russia would be quite a twist of fate. However, such a scenario seems unlikely, given that China may not need to resort to invasion. Instead, Russia could find itself in a vulnerable position, eventually turning to China, cap in hand, to purchase its gas and oil. For China, this approach could prove more advantageous than an invasion, aligning with the wisdom imparted by Sun Tzu “The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting“
PS – Contrary to the childish (and even moronic) opinions of the “genius” Sergei Lavrov, we do not inhabit a world characterized by multiple powers. True powers, akin to Black Holes, possess a remarkable ability to attract talent. In our current reality, only the EU, USA, and China exhibit such magnetic prowess, standing as the foremost talent attractors. Regrettably, Russia and other nations display a lackluster performance in this regard, trailing even behind my own country, Russia finds itself unable to retain its own talents, witnessing a mass exodus to Turkey and Western countries over the past two months. This deficiency contributes to Russia’s evident frustration, manifesting in behavior reminiscent of a discontented and petulant child