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🇨🇳🇷🇺🇯🇵🇺🇸🇮🇱🇰🇵 BREAKING Pacific Tension Spikes as Major Powers Move Into Position 💥 China’s Liaoning carrier strike group along with joint China Russia bombers moved into waters near Japan in a strong display of power today. Early reports indicate this action is meant as a clear warning during growing tensions... show more

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MiguelEGuerrero10 months ago

Estados Unidos apoya a Rusia en su brutal invasión a Ucrania, mientras Rusia apoya militarmente a China frente a Japón y Taiwán contra los intereses de Estados Unidos en el otro extremo del mundo. Como todo mal jugador, Estados Unidos podría perder sus posiciones e intereses en esa estratégica zona al tiempo que se aleja cada día más de sus aliados europeos. Dudo que jugar al solitario sea buena estrategia para un poder hegemónico, que todavía sigue siendo.

The Take Politics10 months ago

With so much of the U.S. Navy deployed in the Caribbean, now would be a time to act if you are China and Russia

CedarStrong6610 months ago

Messing with the Samurai is a grave mistake. The Mongols paid the price and the greatest power in the world had to use nuclear weapons to stop them. Don’t be a fool.

roberto10 months ago

It won't be long before a large-scale conflict breaks out in the Indo-Pacific, pitting China, Russia, and North Korea against Japan, the US, South Korea, and Australia.

張英雄:USA Taiwan Japan10 months ago

哈哈

Alson Hun10 months ago

Russia will not go to war unless they’re provoked,China wanted a reason to go war but too bad it failed.They wanted a war so they can blame their failed foreign policy tt killed their economy on it and to divert their attention outward to US n their allies.

Rybar Pacific10 months ago

Everyone’s “sending a message,” but the more muscle on display, the less room there is for anyone to misstep.

WADE10 months ago

Do they give you this shit to post verbatim or just general nonsense, and your lack of understanding the real situation is why the shit you post is so ridiculous!

yyxia10 months ago

强大的屁，天天吓人，真要打你所谓的“航母”，早被日本潜艇的鱼雷打沉了。

TacticalConflictObserver10 months ago

Tension in that region rises fast because every move triggers another. All sides are signaling strength, but nobody actually wins if things escalate.

Sir Moses | Geopolitics10 months ago

Looks like Peace we've enjoyed since the end of World War II is about to be tested again. Let's see how it play out.

Abdi NURU10 months ago

Come on ... who will as the winner ?

Pericles10 months ago

Vem tranquilo

REFLEKTIO10 months ago

So.... 🎶WHO YOU GONNA... CALL... 🎶 Call Zelenskyi; 🇺🇦 they know what to do to a hostile fleet.

SOON10 months ago

WWIII is coming soon

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