one month, china imported liquefied natural gas from russia. more than half of those shipments came from that terminal. -- terminal in the arctic. china's arctic ambitions, this was its goal in trying to obtain a strategic foothold in greenland. it does not end with the economy in trade. been trying to buy them in the -- a military base. 2016, try to move again. it should be deep concern to everyone in america today. officials warned of heightened espionage there. ccp has deep strategic mode tensions in the arctic. where are the tools that america has and what should our priorities be respect this? we started this right. we did not complete it. we hosted military exercises with our partners. we built our icebreaker fleet. created new senior military buzz for arctic affairs. increased american security and readiness in the arctic. i appreciate the fact that the biden administration to do so. there was when we left and remains today a great meal -- a great deal more to be done. america needs to step up. even as the arctic council is suspended, we

that is , it is about 40% of all chips that russia currently receives from china. to be defective and not working. yes, this is also interesting. not at large factories that have been stopped, and russia may also buy these fakes from some small companies, and they produce a low-quality product, and now there is a problem, this is the internal consumer of news in in china, ordinary chinese people who little by little are starting to change their opinion and their attitude towards these events, and the term that this is really a war is gradually being introduced, they have influence from within the chinese on e-e in the company of china and can they push the chinese government to some kind of more public e public- changes in public rhetoric in this conflict because the authorities form in- if they see that the people start saying something wrong, they began to correct these narratives because they are advancing drop by drop about the fact that this is still a war, it can only be with a further compartment, yes, that is, you understand, i will say. maybe our viewers do

well, everyone, there is such an opinion that china may be dissatisfied with the actions of russia andolution of this war against ukraine on the the start of which china, i think, still gave its consent, but i did not think that the war would develop into such a global conflict, into a global confrontation between the west and the east, because, well, everything looks like a false star for china, which has not yet cut a sufficient number of weapons muscles that this well, it's a confrontation along the line east-west authoritarianism democracy china planned for a few years or maybe decades later and now it is not ready for a direct face-to-face fight with the leading democracies of the world, in particular with the usa there and the european union of britain as allies and that china is now dissatisfied may be a continuation of this, this escalation and this putin's false start , do you support such an opinion or not? i'm an apple tree, but the only thing i can agree with putin in principle is that he is not, as he said, that he did not coordinate with china, did not warn china about hi

but russia and china and india are providing an actual method on how to actually do this competently and oh, we're running out of time. i mean, it's the, the chances to actually get on board with this and avoid world war 3, or at least avoid a dark age scenario in the west is, is on our a west as on, on trajectory of di, industrialization. and there seemed to be a lot of people on board with that. and again, nobody asked the people of europe if they would vote on such a thing. but that's what they're getting. we to talk a little bit more about how energy politics and green politics have become a perfect storm. gentleman, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on ukraine staying with auntie. a media look on your bill says that it does not sit down with what is in spoken with statistics at least on reduced williams. sure, it's a, you know, i don't know much about with frustration, but most people with bowlers within a certain amount of function you, when you check less people with reason joy, you're going

but russia and china and india are providing an actual method on how to actually do this competently and oh, we're running out of time. i mean, it's the chances to actually get on board with this and avoid world war 3, or at least avoid a dark age scenario in the west is, is on our, the west is on, on trajectory of di, industrialization. and there seem to be a lot of people on board with that, and i get nobody asked the people of europe if they would vote on such a thing. but that's what they're getting me to talk a little bit more about how energy politics in green politics have become a perfect storm. gentleman, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on ukraine staying with auntie l. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about on personal intelligence. and the point obviously, is to create trust rather than

but you tube material get put out for us is lagging behind russia and china when it comes to hypersonic weapons, officials and make fools warned. and julia panel on the matter. on tuesday, sponsored by raytheon, a major pentagon supplier we had fallen behind russia and especially china. every time we did war games and certain scenarios around the world, we found out that when the rated states was facing an opponent and had developed hypersonic abilities, if we didn't have that capability, we last testing is something we're behind on. we're behind china, into even even russia, for that matter, horsing things, capabilities and offended, so from such weaponry is also being questioned as a congressional ripple ones. the countries radars are, quote, insufficient for tracking the russian and chinese miss os high was like missiles flight these 5 times as fast as than the speed of sound they also can maneuver was traveling to their target. in 2017 russia became the 1st country to feel such weapons to play in the job as the service miss out. the range of such weapons in moscow has also includes

but russia and china and india are providing an actual method on how to actually do this competently and oh, we're running out of time. i mean, it's the chances to actually get on board with this and avoid world war 3, or at least avoid a dark age scenario in the west is, is on our, the west is on our trajectory of di, industrialization. and there seemed to be a lot of people on board with that, and i get nobody asked the people of europe if they would vote on such a thing. but that's what they're getting me to talk a little bit more about how energy politics in green politics have become a perfect storm. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're gonna go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on ukraine staying with our team. ah, ah, hey jan skin. do you mind sinking amy eyes or even thin who scantily of meeting look on you to the office that it's not september unless via with stokeland with sufficient or least ceremony reduce. they williams show it to you. lights, windows. i don't know much about with, with boilers within a certain amount of o

initiative, and the rest of the world decided not to use transit and routes through russia. china did not interfere and did not violated the sanctions imposed on russia he did not impose sanctions but he did not violate them instead china directs most of its trade to and through central asia all ding ping and really upset the balance in chinese politics he consolidated power approaching the level of mao zedong he also humiliated his hujintau's predecessor by leading him to china's liquor congress. this was a demonstration of great political power . russia does not need these ding-pings. russia is the junior partner in any partnership with shortly before the invasion of russia, china talked about an unlimited partnership, but the most obvious limitation is that china does not violate the sanctions imposed on russia. the ambassadors wanted to clarify the role of iran and the formation of a new axis of evil. we understand that iran supplies russia with unmanned aerial vehicles that kill our of civilians, now iran has promised to supply russia with ballistic missiles of different rang

some people argue hijacked by russia. china and russia so different. china rising power. russia declining power. as a china benefit from cold war era, and also even china once promote corporation, even partnership. never alliance with russia. partnership with russia. particularly, china does not want to see the block policies back. but having said that, china has not in debt -- condemned russia for the invasion. china's view if we want to condemn, we should also condemn eastern. most important, chinese need to feel, they do not want russia fatally defeated by nato because the next one will be you, china. >> we will go to questions. xi jiping is different from vladimir putin. vladimir putin is a rare and dangerous combination of all-powerful, risk taker. that is terrible and a leader. you are a ms. calculator and a risk taker. --miscalulator. >> very interesting statement that he come up not to go that far. i think china wants to make point that if u.s. and nato continue push for taiwan, that china have to go. if not, it's china's interest to stop you came threat and to go

but russia and china and india are providing an actual method on how to actually do this competently and oh, we're running out of time. i mean, it's the chances to actually get on board with this and avoid world war 3 or at least avoided a dark age called scenario in the west is, is holland out of it. the west is on, on trajectory of d industrialization. and there seem to be a lot of people on board with that, and i get nobody asked the people of europe if they would vote on such a thing. but that's what they're getting. we to talk a little bit more about how energy politics in green politics have become a perfect storm. gentleman, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on ukraine staying with our team. ah, louise hunter, russian state will never. i've stayed as on the northland scheme, devastation, american samson. with within the $55.00 would be the keys on that is 2000 speedy. one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin camelia machine, the state on russia today, and switch r t spoke

ukraine has put pressure on countries that may have been ready to align themselves with russia. shortly before the war, china and russia declared that there were no limits to their strategic partnership . but so far, there is little evidence that china is willing to break western sanctions on russia . but russia and china's growing bond under the leadership of the student. and she does appear to have one water tight element from joint opposition to a us lead global order aging under siege and paying has seen her as allied in their common resentment of the united states and the u. s. global leadership as, as a superpower. and what they see as interference in their domestic internal affairs, criticism of their political systems, pressure to change their economies address, human rights, et cetera. and so that alignment is probably gone further than most expected. china may want the united states to stay out of business, but the reality is the 2 countries economies are deeply entangled. despite the tensions of recent years, which saw the country slap tariffs on each other goods from china and the us remain each

china. that is , it is about 40% of all the chips that russia currently receives from china, they turned outective and not working. yes, this is also interesting. they are produced in some artisanal productions, that is, not in large factories that have been stopped, and russia may also buy all the fakes from some small companies, and they produce a low-quality product, and now there is a problem, this is the internal consumer of news in china, and the average chinese who little by little we heard that they are beginning to change their opinion and their attitude towards these events, and er, little by little , the term that this is really a war is being introduced. some kind of more public and public - changes in public rhetoric in this conflict because the government forms an in- if it sees that the people start saying something wrong, they began to correct you who are advancing bit by bit about the fact that it is still a war, it can only to be with the presentation of compactness, that is, you understand, i will say. maybe our viewers do not know about this, in fact, as soon as the war b

, that is, china helps russian the diplomatic front, when china adheres to it, everyone else adheres to it and what china says you know well, okay, russia says that it wants peace and rank says that it does not supply us with drones, and the north in russia, more precisely, drones, and north korea says that it does not negotiate with russia about supplying them with missiles. so you don't believe them, and the chinese are basically the same as iran , russia and north korea, only he is higher in level, that is, he is the main one there, if you can say so, and precisely financially thanks to china, iran , russia and north korea are still surviving diplomatically thanks to china, and russia, iran, and north korea are surviving because they are at un meetings. look at the voting every time questions are brought up about these countries. china abstains because chinese words and the words of sidzempin are the same lies and propaganda as well as the words of his three partners, allies or proxies. thank you for, as always

russia. now, china and russia are so different. china is the emergent power and russia is declining power. obama and president obama said it is no more than regional power -- in 2014 he said that. the china benefit from the post-covid war air -- the relationship with russia was weakened by the process. and also, even china wanted to promote a cooperation in partnership -- not alliance, china never use the term alliance with russia partnership with russia. china cannot -- offer it at the expense of a new country -- the eu is the largest trading partner with china -- surpassing our country the final data has not been released yet. but particularly china did not want to see that the block -- policy back to cold war but having said that, chinese leadership has not condemned russia. or the invasion. because china their view is if you want to condemn you should also condemn nato's eastern extension. but most importantly, chinese leaders feel that they do not want to see russia a delay defeated by nato and the united states. why? because if that happens, the next one will be you, china. >> like to

rocket for me on mar, he has identified in his team of identified that since the coo last year, russia, china and serbia have been providing weapons to the me. m r. no, perry, now russia, they're a huge supplier there, particularly when it comes to attack aircraft. we saw, i don't know exactly what fighter jets or things were using strike just within the past week that killed these 50 people, including a number of civilians in the am, are recently. but russia is one of the big suppliers of attack. yes, to me, i'm our army. so you certainly got to, it's going to be very difficult. all the stop that the me, i'm army, they're going to do whatever they need to keep the weapons they need coming the type of what they've been getting from russia, china, serbia, according to the un special right, but turnkey fighter jets army vehicles, rockets and artillery. now someplace that might be there, might be able to have some more success with is trying to stop the money flows back, go to the general, you know, ukraine or such a you coordinated effort from the west on that one. but when it comes to sanction

china with its power can be more dangerous than russia. it has the ability to project its philosophy and authoritarianism to change the rules of the basic international order. now we see that china and russia are cooperating with each other. this is a very dangerous trend. i think that in response, democratic countries should cooperate to prevent further the spread of authoritarianism , mr. minister, what help does taiwan provide and can provide to ukraine in these difficult times for our country, starting from february 24, the people and ivaniv expressed great support for ukraine, we condemn russia's aggression and agree with the united states of europe and japan regarding the introduction and strengthening of sanctions against russia. next month, we will provide humanitarian aid to ukrainian refugees living in eastern europe, poland, the czech republic , slovakia, the baltic states. we have collected a humanitarian cargo for ukraine of 562 tons, we will continue to do this. i personally spoke with some mayors of cities, in particular kyiv

, and russia declares even more close and even more honest, which means ties with chinais? is an alliance possible, who is russia for china? for ukraine and whether china treats russia in general how to really get a partner china always defends and will defend its national interests first of all because it has far-sighted goals of the revival of the nation e.e. the restoration of the role and place of china in international and world relations, therefore russia is a temporary and tactical partner on this historical at this stage, china can simply take advantage of these relations in order to actually have, from my point of view, time to realize their goals , that is, russia provokes aggression, distracts, distracts the attention of the euro-atlantic world there china is engaged in the development of what it, by the way, china quite calmly commented on all this, mainly how to stop the conflict and you, i agree with you, the conflict should be stopped, just like that, that’s right, it’s exactly the roots in confucianism and pretended to be sizma, it’s not conflict, dao he

are now not enemies, they will say, now russia is never considered by china as a full-fledgedlet's say in terms of status, yes, a partner , that is, russia, before the invasion of putin's politics, it could claim to be a pole of attraction for a certain number of countries, and china, in principle, supported the attack on russia. yes, if it did something to be a pole of attraction for those countries that would even central europe, yes, and of course the post-soviet space, now putin has destroyed it all and china is actually revising its strategy, now it understands that if er russia has lost a lot, it is on the contrary making it worse because it just started, putin started this er war and thus deprived china of peaceful peaceful development, and that is, deprived china of existence. that is , you er war of russia against ukraine is the same challenge for china as the challenge from the united states, but completely different let's say so, and he should respond to this accordingly, understood. thank you , mr. oleksiy oleksiy koval, an international journalist. which member of

and its allies have become increasingly reliant on china and russia also range of -- across a range of critical sectors. at the same time, china and russia are using their economic leverage to coerce democracies into giving into their political demands. the question before us today is how the united states and its allies can better respond to these challenges. congress has a vital role to play in shaping that response and we are delighted that congressman michael mccaul is here to discuss this crucial subject matter. the center recently released two reports exploring these issues. the first report entitled "democratic trade partnership, ally shoring to secure supply chain" which proposes a framework for the u.s. and allies to ordinate against economic challenges posed by revisionist autocracies and the second publication, "democratic technology alliance edge that favors freedom," proposes a new body through which democracies can better cooperate to lead on developing advanced technologies and norms consistent with democratic values. we are grateful to be joined today by dr. matthew cra

so do not doubt that china will help russia even if this help leads to economic sanctions against chinathe decline of its own chinese economy. i always said that you can save yourself only if the economic crisis in china destroys this regime if the economic crisis in russia destroys this regime if the economic crisis in iran destroys this regime only chinese russian iranian peoples can help humanity to survive at all or to disappear from the face of the earth, there are no problems, have you worked in russia for a long time in moscow, or have you felt that for several decades, russians are also beasts and that they will go to war against ukraine, how did this manifest itself or vice versa, there was no evidence of this, how they treated ukrainians and non-russians in general there to be honest, i don't really understand when they tell me that the russians became such beasts in a few decades. i am very sorry. the soviet army behaved like this in all the territories where it started the war or even in those territories where it came as an army the liberator is the story of the crimes of t

and therefore neglect russia here, they simply cannot even a weakened russia, even russia, which has framed chinarussia, which has demonstrated its weakness and look, there were these valdai monologues of putin , and the expert who talked to some of you in front of you said that all this rhetoric and all these anti-western theses were from putin, they were aimed precisely at such countries as india and china, who said, let's give up let's do something together. let's do something, well, in fact, give up what these countries have in the west and somehow start cooperating more fruitfully with russia . how about in china, they treat such calls positively? really does not leave hopes of forming some kind of coalition where it would play an important role that would oppose the west, that would gather ukraine, which has its own problems with the unipolar world and the dominance of america in the world, as they see it, and that is why they are trying, well to really rally around such an anti-western opinion. well, it is in the global south, let's say . it is very widespread, where in general it is perce

i mean russia, china, india, brazil can live with a multi polar world. ok. they've actually pushed for it. ok. can the west can the west tolerate that? because that's for me, the biggest, if we look at in the biggest picture.

challenge comes from powers that combine authoritarian rule with revisionist foreign policy russia and chinas russia is an immediate threat, free and open international system. it recklessly tramples on the basic laws of the modern international order, as shown by its brutal war against ukraine, china, on the contrary, is the only competitor, at the same time seeking to change the international order and strengthening its economic diplomatic military. and the technological power to achieve this goal is a strategy that means that china represents the most serious geopolitical challenge for america. well, first of all, how do you compare. uh, what challenges russia and china pose for the united states and secondly, uh, don't you think it's very difficult to reconcile what the biden administration is trying to reconcile on one side. global struggle with russia and china this is the central axial thought. uh, the whole strategy, on the other hand. this is multilateral cooperation to combat the climate change pandemic and so on, because, uh, the history of the pandemic has even shown that it does

but why does china need to russia won because, in principle , russia's victory opens the way for china solution to the taiwan problem, at least it can be considered so, and russia's defeat closes this possibility. of the central committee of the communist party, for him this is a moment of truth because until now no officials have been elected to the third term of the general secret party, this is a huge event from the point of view of what, angelica, you understand why in principle it was for two terms because the founder of modern china is talking about him absolutely rightly believed that if there are no real elections, then one should at least try to limit the power of the first person to two terms, because when a person sits in office for 20 years, he turns into a monster, this is how we see this moment in uzbeks, all these people, they will be there somewhere in 10 years, a person begins to change his mind, a person stops hearing criticism, not even his own criticism , he stops wanting to read in a report something that does not correspond to his idea of ​​the world, decay begins

he doesn't need russia is the junior partner in any partnership with china, shortly before the invasion of russia, was talking about a partnership without restrictions, but the limitation is clearly the most obvious, which is that china does not violate the sanctions imposed on russia. well, finally, mr. the ambassadors wanted to clarify the role of iran and the formation of a new axis of evil, we understand that iran supplies russia with unmanned aerial vehicles that kill our civilians, now iran has promised to supply russia with ballistic missiles of different ranges, according to how in your opinion iran can play the current situation because putin why not it is strange that it seeks the non-detente of the war and the internationalization of the conflict. accordingly, we understand that the story about iran is not only about human rights, it is about the iranian nuclear program and as far as i understand, putin is signaling to the whole world that yes, we have certain secrets with which we can thank the ayatollah regime, turning to iran for drones and pos

because of that world view if you look at the evolution particularly of russia china relations since the russian occupation of crimea in 2014 through to the present this is being a radical as we're acceleration. of a renormalization of that relationship almost back to the period i would just say of sonos soviet condominium in 4959. to the point where if you look at the the architecture the formal documents of the relationship today, it's tantamount to a common security arrangement short of a just short of a mutual defense act. and this very much reflects the authoritarian worldviews of she and putin. and for the future, i think creates a genuine challenge for the united states and the rest of the world, but the vulnerability is this when you've seen a putin overreach so much on ukraine. and the chinese position consistent with this normalization and radicalization if you like of the russia china relationship to the point where the chinese have informally locked in behind the the russian position whatever they may say publicly about their neutrality. this is a degree of overreach by x

between the countries amounted to 750 billion dollars, which is five times more than between china and russia will block access to the technologies and finances of the western world, moreover, china understands that its army is not ready today. and the example of the failed russian invasion of ukraine further illustrates the ineffectiveness of the military tool. putin, why should they do this ? and i think that the nearest g20 forum, so jakarta in indonesia, in november will already give, well , conditionally speaking, public confirmation that china and the united states agreed among themselves and this actually means that they will share the legacy of the russian federation, this fragment of the evil empire at the beginning of the russian invasion. china officially adheres to neutrality, but in the west this position is considered rather to play along with the kremlin. russia, when after his re-election for a third term, his hands will be untied, there are already markers of such negative participation of china in russia's war against ukraine. north korea's initiatives north korea is a count

i mean russia, china, india, brazil can live with the multi polar world. ok. they've actually pushed for it. ok . can the west can tolerate that because that that's for me, the biggest, if we look at in the biggest picture, it's about maintaining western hegemony and that is of slowly seeping away. and, you know, a hedge m on doesn't like to see that happen if they can stop it. go ahead, aaron, it may well be that the ukraine war is something like the suez crisis for the u. s . empire. when the u. s. set out during world war 2 to establish a global empire after the war. it was all planned by wall street council on foreign relations. there was opposition to that in the us establishment in the form of the vice president henry wallace who instead called for a century of the common man and this idea of a world world order governed by. ready international law, generally speaking, and that would allow technology to be dispersed to the global south forward colonized countries at the time this, they were still colonized. this was abandoned in favor of the american cen

china was waiting for its chance to weaken russia and the transition of power that inevitably begins ndow of opportunity to take russia, or at least part of it, under its own control. well , we see that it is no accident in the concept of china, which they do not hide, that lake baikal is called the north china sea and - and the integration of chinese business into the russian economy, it has acquired unprecedented proportions, including after 2014, the weaker russia is, the faster the influence of china is growing. well, when they say, you know, the chinese party in the russian and the establishment, it is no longer perceived, what is wrong with us, right? we understand very well that the russian leadership really has an influential group of agents of influence of the communist party of china, who act as agents of china for economic remuneration and promote its agenda, and it is clear that this party is the worst before putin. it unites not only the security forces, not only representatives of the special services, but also the great business and regional officials, i.e., the penetra

russia. you run in china. iran in the spec is on russia and china, india wanting to do business with russia to re run through the whole of asia is changing. the math is changing and there's really nothing yet at the united is can do about a profession. i am in in new ellie the last time you were on the program. i think we talked about the, the g 7 they had met and i asked you, what was the reaction in india and you said not much. ok, it doesn't make the front page. it's not a major headline, this point of this inflection point. i think it's really true because the united states is forcing your either with us or against this. and the global south says, well we, we're not going to make a decision. we don't fear you. and we don't really respect you anymore. that's the inflection point. go ahead in new delhi. well, i think the global south has not kept quiet. they, what they're saying is that through their policy of neutrality and they talk to state, even though they do not want war, they want, you know, respect, serenity, etc. i think they understand the russian position and their security concer

china. we have fallen behind russia and especially china as a pentagon to weapons a supply of time over the largest defense spending. the world is at a disadvantage when it comes to 5 to speak with hello and welcome to international growth. are seeing life from moscow. just past the hour, i'm at where i to mommy. let's take a look at today's top stories. we start with the updates from the conflicts ukraine, relentless shelling of the center russians diversity by quinn and forces killed, one civilian and left 6 others injured in last 24 hours. the local administrative office and a bank in the city center have been severely damaged early on thursday. shockwave from the shilling shattered windows and nearby buildings and scattered glass and shrapnel at the administration site. theater has come shortly after they put in declare martial law in the full new territories. that recently joined russia. the russian president says the decision to impose was a little comes in response to terrorist threats from ukraine. meanwhile, on the other side of the front line, a raise cyrus have, sanity course. so

by the way, what other nuances can there be in china's vision of russia, because it is clear that putinat it was going to attack ukraine, well, for me it looks a little unrealistic . i think that he clearly lied. to react, how is china reacting to it now? well, of course putin lied he flew to the beijing olympics with one goal, where he wanted to negotiate with everyone and warn him about the start of the war against ukraine, that china was not ready for this adventure, it was clear at once. but the results of this inspection for china turned out to be shocking. china, first of all, is outraged at putin because he mobilized the so-called collective action today, that is, china believes that putin early alarmed the states on facebook and now there is a response on the possible actions of china in the same taiwan will be completely different and therefore of course, from the point of view of china, from the point of view of russia, putin is acting in the role of such a panicky violator of the convention as we remember, that is, that person which with its adventurous activities created pro

the u.s., japan, china, russia, north korea and south korea. china hosted those talks and they signed on to u.n. security council resolutions against north korea. that is no longer the case. china is not willing to cooperate on north korea. in fact, if anything we are seeing the china, russia, north korea axis coming together, he could hearing even more closely -- cohering even more closely together with the events in ukraine, with these north korean launches and with the chinese activities and exercises across the taiwan strait. host: we're talking with victor cha about north korea. please dial in this morning, we divide the lines, republicans, democrats and independents. you can also text us, include your first name, city and state. victor cha, describe the internal political situation in north korea right now. guest: so, you know, this is a country that's just been ruled by one family since 1945. the kim family. kim el sung, the first leader. now kim jong un, the third leader of north korea. it is a totalitarian system. there's no freedom of

is weak to russia - this is precisely an opportunity for china because china, i can say, no onehina, because it can now dictate the prices of energy carriers in russia. it can influence some decisions of the russian authorities in the sense that the chinese were not allowed there . and now they will go there and that's it. well, we after all , we and even western analysts or leaders there exaggerate the possibility of, for example, the influence of china on putin in the sense of ending the war. attacked or not attacked, there was no agreement, i still think, and moreover, russia actually fooled china in one way or another, because china, too, he saw the warning from america, moreover, america officially warned china that according to their data, the attack would begin the russians, meanwhile, told the chinese that nothing would happen, that is, in fact, they cheated, that is, the russians cheated the chinese, that is, even though they are the largest and closest partners. and i am the opposite point of view of the authoritative historian timati snyder he believes that the respon