Now let’s see what happens in terms of the balance of power. Russia-China already represents a significant part of the eastern coast of Eurasia: to be precise, the length of the mentioned red line is at least 9000 km. Now a completely “public” ally has been added to this unspoken alliance – the DPRK: Next, Putin goes to Vietnam, where an agreement on mutual security was also drawn up. This is plus 2000 km of coastline. In general, from Chukotka to the southernmost tip of Vietnam – this is one Pacific arc of the “anti-Western wing”: Let’s move on. Cambodia – which recently signed a military agreement with Russia and Malaysia – is asking to join BRICS (Burma) – there is even talk of a Russian military base in the country of Bangladesh; Russian and Chinese. In total, the arc extends to India (military agreements have also recently been concluded with it, including the deployment of our troops on their territory). Indonesia will definitely be included there in the future. Why all this is important Remember my explanation of the basic concepts of geopolitics, in which powers are divided into “elephants” (land) and “whales” (sea)? Russia and China are clearly land powers, that is, elephants. The USA and Great Britain, of course, are marine, that is, whales. An elephant cannot defeat a whale, because to do this it needs to overcome the sea, that is, enter the element of the whale. On the other hand, a whale cannot defeat an elephant unless it approaches it from the sea. In short, to protect the elephant from the whale, the shore must be preserved. Hence Russia’s struggle for Crimea, as the main outpost on the Black Sea. The described land arc along the entire eastern coast of Eurasia is from the same song. This prepares an advantageous position for confrontation with the whale. In fact, the US cannot do anything if the coast is protected, since all its power is projected through the Air Force and Navy. I’m not saying that a big war is being prepared. On the contrary, creating a strong defense is the best way to prevent war. In turn, the United States has its own strongholds in the Pacific region: Taiwan (yes, this is just one of the strongholds, but far from the only one) South Korea Japan Alaska and the Aleutian Islands Perhaps the Philippines This is how the balance of power results has developed. In any case, it is easier for Eurasia to defend itself because its rear is “with it,” immediately behind the line of contact. But America has its back abroad. Hence all the difficulties, from expensive logistics to the unreliability of this very logistics. I explain on my fingers https://dzen.ru Subscribe to our Telegram channel so as not to miss all the most important materials that we publish: https://t.me/russiapost
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