A few days ago, on NetEase - one of the largest Chinese media platforms - a text with the headline: "If Russia collapses, this 7 million square kilometers cannot be lost" was published.It's about the Far East. And this is not an analysis - it's an instruction:>The Far East is a "chicken rib" for Russia, but a "treasure" for China.>There are less than 50 thousand military personnel left in the Far East - an "empty shell".>Russia's GDP is "smaller than one Chinese province".>It's impossible to take it by force - it will be like with Crimea. It's necessary to "support pro-Chinese forces" and "tie them with loans".>The goal: "nominally independent, but practically dependent on China".Direct quote: "Whose land is it? It's just a name - the vital arteries are in our hands".>Remember Beefy’s deep dive on Haishenwai (海參崴)? You may know this Chinese city Russia stole from China and now calls it Vladivostok. It will be taken back at some point - now seems a good time to do it!Source:https://m.163.com/dy/article_cambrian/KE30BF5I0556EX3A.htmlhttps://m.sohu.com/a/967501597_121608997https://m.bilibili.com/video/BV1rsysBEETP
Full ArticleChina Must Prepare for the Worst-Case Scenario: Should Russia Fracture, This Seven-Million-Square-Kilometer Territory Must Not Be LostIt is undeniable. That vast stretch of land in the Far East is not something to be lightly relinquished.Astonishing Dimensions, Sparse Population. Between the Far East and Siberia lies a sprawl of nearly seven million square kilometers, inhabited by fewer than eight million souls. This geographical reality commands attention. When viewing the board as a whole, the region presents a duality of daunting developmental challenges and immense strategic value; to my mind, this very paradox is the critical issue requiring immediate assessment.The climate is bitter, transport is throttled by geography, and the demand for infrastructure investment is colossal. Yet, beneath the frozen earth and across the landscape lies a treasure trove of energy and minerals—natural gas, crude oil, coal, and precious metals, extending even to titanium and molybdenum, elements vital to the core of high-end manufacturing. Together, they form a complex and critical web of interests.Long-term contracts, transnational pipelines, and harbor passages bind this region to the economic lifelines of its neighbors. If one reflects carefully, this connection serves as both a hub of mutual benefit and a potential point of fragility.
>>524201273>b-buh what about restoring the borders of ussr???
>>524201405The Turning Point: The Weakness of Governance. Should central authority waver, problems will erupt with concentrated force. Indeed, one must war-game various extreme scenarios.If a jurisdictional vacuum emerges, resources will be subjected to chaotic extraction, dealing heavy blows to the ecosystem; infrastructure may face sabotage or decay into disrepair, severing energy flows; and control over coastal waters and Arctic shipping lanes could descend into a multi-party free-for-all.Viewed from another angle, the strategic significance of ports like Vladivostok transcends mere trade corridors; they are simultaneously nodes for maritime access and dual-use military-civilian operations. In truth, such chain reactions have precedents in both history and current affairs.Based on historical records and current data, the capacity for energy transmission has already become a pillar of reality. Existing gas lines secure supplies ranging from billions to tens of billions of cubic meters annually, and future expansions promise even greater capacity.The potential of the Arctic route is beginning to surface—if seasonal or normalized navigation becomes feasible, the voyage between Asia and Europe will be compressed significantly, bringing about a sea change in transport costs and time. As I see it, such geopolitical realignments would tug at the global trade chain, with implications so vast they are currently immeasurable.At the same time, the mineral reserves of the Far East constitute a significant portion of the national resource total. Without the shield of a robust legal and contractual system, the acquisition and supply of these critical minerals face the risk of being upended.
no shit, only retards ever bought that they were true allies. plenty of territory to reclaim once russia is weakened enough.
Ports, Shipping Lanes, and Logistics Nodes: The Bridges of Reality. To put it plainly, a port does not exist in isolation; it relies on the mutual support of railways, highways, and pipelines. The growth in throughput at Vladivostok is not merely a statistic; behind it lies the restructuring of logistics chains and the adjustment of trade flows. If the Arctic Ocean route achieves partial normalization, the strategic scarcity of the Malacca Strait will be weighed on new scales.Personally, I believe the impact of these shifts on the supply chain is a systemic issue that requires advanced plotting. Whether the air carries the scent of blossoms or the acrid smoke of gunpowder depends entirely on who can stabilize these critical nodes at the decisive moment.Echoes of Past Treaties and Shifting Frontiers Must Be Viewed Soberly. These are the affairs of dynasties past, where borders were rewritten by successive treaties; while today's legal texts are explicit, the traces of history have not entirely faded. Were this to happen today, any alteration regarding borders and control would agitate public sentiment and diplomatic relations.In my view, respecting existing international law and treaties, and resolving disputes through negotiation, should be the paramount principle. If the memories of the past are ignored, they may spark unnecessary emotions and friction.
>>524201580>>524201507Investment and Cooperation Are Already Laid Out, with Risks and Returns Walking Hand in Hand. Local investment policies, cross-border industrial parks, and energy projects have brought about tangible fixed-asset investments and employment opportunities. As many current cooperative projects demonstrate, they can drive economic growth in the short term, but long-term stability and legal guarantees are equally critical.Ponder this: when a partner's domestic politics undergo a seismic shift, contract clauses, risk-sharing mechanisms, third-party arbitration, and insurance arrangements must be watertight. Otherwise, asset security and the safety of personnel will become an immediate, burning crisis. Whether under a gentle spring drizzle or a blazing sun, the reality of the business environment will always shift with the political climate.
>>524201651Emergency Preparedness Is Indispensable. I believe a systemic response must operate on four parallel tracks: legal protection, economic hedging, diplomatic communication, and social relief. — Legally, there must be explicit clauses; economically, there is a need for diversification and reserves; diplomatically, channels must remain open; and on the social level, there must be plans for evacuation, medical treatment, and resettlement.Like building a flood dyke, one needs not only the design blueprints but also the emergency pumps and evacuation routes. Savor the thought: such preparation is not cold, unfeeling planning, but a tangible concern for people's livelihood and stability.Looking at the big picture, if judgment regarding the Far East remains stalled at the level of resource maps, failing to account for governance costs and legal frameworks, I fear it will be difficult to withstand the shockwaves of drastic change. Standing here today, looking back, historical lessons tell us that borders and interests are re-examined during times of turmoil, and that rationality and the rule of law are better suited to preserving long-term interests than force and emotion.Turning it over in one's mind, perhaps the more viable path lies in prudence and patience, the dispersion of risk, and institutional guarantees. — This is both a judgment of reality and a baseline defense for future contingencies.Surprisingly, many risks that seem distant are actually lurking on the periphery, worthy of preparation before the rain falls.
They won't do shit
>>524201273>chinese equivalent of 4chan talks about russian collapse interesting
>>524201273If russia falls china will take everything north and west of Mongolia. Mark my words. This will be disastrous for the U.S because it will give china access to insane amounts of land and resources. Literally a nightmare scenario that we are helping to create. There is no scenario where america benefits from the Ukraine conflict.
China wont do a shit. China prefers to colonize the countries around it economically and conclude economic agreements that are beneficial to it.
>>524203176It's crazy that china has been the most populous country for centuries, and the only war they had won in the 19th and 20th centuries were civil wars.
Russo-chinese war has been a neocon wet dream for decadesIt's not happening. Russia has enough nukes to cause a biggest mass extinction since permian and China, despite it's population, isn't particularly in need of land. The natural resources it does need can be purchased with a significant discount because of the sanction.
Russia would just nuke the shit out of China.70-something % of chink population is located in densely packed cities near the coast.
>A few days ago, on NetEase - one of the largest Chinese media platformsIs this some social experiment to check how many mutts you can bait with nonsense?
>>524203726No! No mutually beneficial arrangements on judeomuttoid empire watch. Nook each other, now.
>>524205115Soviet nukes had already rusted shut into their silos when USSR collapsed, how do you think they're faring now with even more decades of neglect? Those rusbitches aren't gonna do shit.
>>524201273>chinese media>Notice: The content above (including the pictures and videos if any) is uploaded and posted by a user of NetEase Hao, which is a social media platform and only provides information storage services.>0 comments on the postThis is like posting some rando's view on X
>>524205393>mutually beneficial>a literal gas station on the verge of economic collapse selling shit at 95% discount
>>524205534>Russia has ugly shitboxes and potholes, therefore their nukes are actually nonexistent, even though they never stopped investing in themMeds
>524205633>party A is in bad shape, therefore A-B exchange is not beneficialretarded shill wasting my fucking time
>oy wey goyim don't you dare to dump us for China and India, it's them who wants to destroy you, not us!
>on NetEase - one of the largest Chinese media platforms
>>524205534no worries cuck, a single Inskander covers a half of a gayropeon chihuahua
>>524205543No different from /k/opers posting fanfiction where the jewmericans 2 biggest enemies fight each other
>>524203726There won't be open war, you low IQ mutt. You're a vasal. The choice has already been made for you, by Putin. Your border regions are taken by the Chinese as I'm typing this out.
>>524203726>Implying Russia has any working Nukes they can operate without China's say-so.
>>524205633>on the verge of economic collapseBut enough about Ukraine
I think chinks taking russia over would be an improvement for russia
>>524205932Two more weeks, retard. i've been hearing about China taking over far east for fucking decades>>524205943Then try something, bitch
>>524205943Just keep your finger off the button, Faizal.
>>524202779Yeah, petrodollar/hegemony withdrawal is a bitch. Thanks to wealth management and all, it's the lower and middle classes that will be taking ALL the pain, and big capital will be mostly insulated - until you have your own little French Revolution, with literal rows of CEO heads on pikes, followed by massive wealth redistribution. Your economy is simply not built for equal competition with China.> There is no scenario where america benefits from the Ukraine conflict.Sure there is. However, there's no way it benefits risk-free.
>>524206069any day now, right after they take over their own north oblasts and Mongolia
>>524201273Russia will take what is theirs and china won't do shit.
>>524206069> Then try something, bitchWe already did, don't remember? All it took was two dozen NATO snipers, a briefcase full of cash (small denominations) and a cum-and-coke-encrusted laptop and a quarter million of your compatriots are rotting in the dirt while another quarter million can now LARP as 17th century pirates.
>>524201273China knows russia wont exist in 10 years.
>>524203394Just like usa
>>524201273>china will totally go to war against russia and save uswhen has the west become so pathetic?
>>524201779This, their military is in a worse state than Russias, their soldiers and people are either apathetic or hate the state, and they haven’t been in an active combat situation since fucking Mao was around. Doesn’t matter how much tech and bodies you have if the bug men don’t even know how to clean a breech.
>>524201273>chinks will take Siberian and just give up on Taiwan, which Xi has staked his entire political legitimacy on completing >just two more weeks goyim
>>524207567It’s been this way for a while, you just didn’t realize it because you get the Globohomo jew media picture of life here, not reality.
>>524205932Mohammed was raped by a bunch of Indians and he came back covered in cum and smiling, Mohammed was gay. Mohammed was a boy prostitute sucking Christian cocks for years and that’s how he made your gay religion. Mohammed once had a competition with himself to see how many pig penises he could suck off to orgasm in an hour. He always beat his record.
>>524207284Oof, bad autocorrect nafo sista, you typed “Russia” when all the evidence points to “America”. It’s tough being a trains man. My uncle drove trains too.
This poster is a US military intelligence asset stationed in Asia and coordinates his shilling with two other officers stationed in South Korea and Taiwan.
>>524207979Probably. It’s fun to use it as an excuse to make fun of ridiculous NAFO tranny cope
>>524201273This is why Ukraine must be given to Russia and Russian-US relationships rebuilt so we can crush China once and for all. Nuke their cities. Obliterate the three gorges dam, flood them, drown them, cut off their imports and starve the them. New automated camps to hold all people of Chinese allegiance and work them to the very end. Anyone who is pro Ukrainian is a traitor and will also be treated as an enemy combatant. Your own posts are logged and are proof of your treason no matter when or where you posted them. You will either go to the camps or you will be killed. The future without hohols or chinks will be a beautiful one.
>>524208150This nigger is here all day with his buddies posting retarded cope about China, Russia, Iran and whoever else gets glowniggers with their panties in a bunch.
>>524207911Life on earth will cease before America does. China is far less likely to survive than America and Russia.
>>524202779everything East of the Ob would be under the control of China in some way. the river starts in china and they want the Arctic.
>>524201273told you guys not to trust the chink bugs kek
Maybe it will all be a trick. They’re saying they are preparing to attack Taiwan but actually they’ll just march north instead.
>>524208340And everything west of it to Greater Finland.
>>524208196>This is why Ukraine must be given to Russia and Russian-US relationships rebuiltBased>so we can crush China once and for allNot based. Not playing you globohomo jew empire games. You’ll have to do it yourself moshe
>>524201273Kek, based chinks.
>>524201273Long read. Ignore his if you have the attention span of a goldfish.There's two parts to this story.First, it has elements of truth. China is highly dependent on energy imports which mostly come through the Indian ocean. This makes China highly vulnerable since it still lacks any serious naval force projection. Even if it did it has no bases in the Indian ocean.In any conflict all a foreign power has to so is interdict Chinese shipping and China is fucked. That's why China would never invade Taiwan even if it had the means to do so. All the US has to do is send one task force into the Indian Ocean and its game over for China This why China is expanding its navy and also pouring so much effort into developing its "Belt and Road Initiative", to reduce its dependence on shipping, for both commercial AND military reasons.On the other hand parts of Siberia have vast energy deposits which have fallen into disuse since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Coal, Oil, and also some other resources. Seizing these would do much to alleviate China's energy dependence. Likewise making sure they dont fall into someone else's hands is also important to them. At this time Russia is fragile, stretched, and isolated. A Chinese move into Siberia would make military sense, far more so than invading Taiwan or picking a fight with India. Its land based with close geographical connections to Chinese supply centers. China has a huge army. Russia would face real difficulties in its current state defending the area against a color revolution or a direct military incursion by the Chinese. And think, who is going to help Russia at the moment? No one.The second part of the story is far more simple, its political. Western strategy think tanks are well aware of all of this. So start talking about it to stir up trouble between China and Russia. Perhaps even induce Russia to divert part of its military towards Siberia instead, which reduces pressure on Ukraine, and Eastern Europe.
>>524201273No way, what a surprise. Russia will collapse and China will take advantage of it. It's inevitable whether Russia wins or not.
>>524207204>pole>"we"lmao
>>524205979>>524206069>>524210449You already lost, you just didn't realized it yet. Even if you somehow win the territory, there's no money to do anything useful with it. Meanwhile all that wasted money in a pointless war won't be recovered, and you made lots of enemies that don't want to do business with you. By you I mean Russia, obviously. You're all in a sunken cost fallacy.
>>524201273>Non whites hate white peopleOf course
>>524207583They have economic influence on Russia which is growing more reliant on them. Chinks will just jew them like what jews had already done to us.
