Quietly Preparing for War: What's Happening in the Indo-Pacific Region

Quietly preparing for war: what's happening in the Indo-Pacific region Petro Sineokiy

The risks of war in the Indo-Pacific region are growing. Everyone is preparing for possible military action in the future.

Political scientist Andrey Vigirinsky told Channel 24 about this, noting that a possible confrontation in this region should be viewed through the prism of the United States and China.

< h2 class = " news-subtitle cke-markup " > Tensions are growing

< p > As Vigirinsky noted, the risks of war in the Indo-Pacific region are growing. The appearance of North Korean troops in Ukraine only partially affects this. In general, the situation is becoming more tense due to the increasing number of entities that may be drawn into this confrontation. Each of them is preparing for this.

< p class = " bloquote cke-markup " > The United States is building a military base in the Philippines. Japan plans to abandon its pacifist position and return to building up its weapons. The key countries of the region have already divided into certain blocs. The US is in the lead here, having given security guarantees to Japan and South Korea. The Philippines are also joining in. On the other side are three nuclear powers: North Korea, Russia and China, Vigirinsky said.

In this context, North Korea's cooperation with Russia is beneficial for China. They will get another ally with combat experience and a loaded military production. This cooperation can only create problems if they start to affect China's interests.

They could have communicated with Russia that they would not interfere with their cooperation with North Korea. Conditionally, you can cooperate with the DPRK as you wish. But you should not transfer certain critical technologies to them. If you do, our demand for your oil will sharply decrease. Such technologies include the issue of satellites, nuclear submarines, etc.