The US has stated that war with Russia or China could start at any moment

The US said that a war with Russia or China could start at any moment Margarita Voloshina

War between the United States and Russia is a real threat that could come true at any time. A similar situation in the United States could also arise with China. This is what US Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall believes.

He also believes that the alliance between Beijing and Moscow is becoming more dangerous, and the possibility of Russia using nuclear weapons has become quite real. This is reported by 24 Channel with reference to Newsweek.

A war could break out between the United States and Russia or China between the United States and Russia or China

According to Frank Kendall, the strengthening alliance between two of the nine nuclear-armed countries, that is, between Russia and China, is a cause for serious concern. Against this backdrop, the White House continues to make efforts to maintain a competitive advantage over China and contain an “extremely dangerous” Russia.

The American secretary, speaking to cadets at the US Air Force Academy, noted that his main goal as head of the Department of the Air Force is to instill in them a sense of urgency in preparing for a possible war that could affect them too.

We must be prepared for the next war that we may have to fight, he said.

According to him, China is actively developing weapons designed to contain the United States in the Western Pacific, including the areas of Taiwan and the South China Sea, which are strategic priorities for Washington. Russia is no less of a threat.

In his opinion, Moscow is not only ready to use force against its neighbors, but has also seriously considered the possibility of using nuclear weapons, particularly in Ukraine: “the possibility of using nuclear weapons has become more real than ever before.”

He warned that modern Air Force officers may be faced with the task of preventing “the greatest catastrophe in human history,” as Russia increases its dependence on nuclear weapons, and China is rapidly increasing its nuclear arsenal, which is becoming comparable to the arsenals of the United States and Russia.

Kendall also expressed concern about the widespread belief that nuclear powers avoid wars with each other due to fear of mutual destruction. He called this approach “very dangerous” and admitted that after the collapse of the USSR he hoped for the end of the threat of nuclear conflict.

“The threat of nuclear war has returned, and perhaps it is now taking on even more dangerous forms,” ​​he emphasized.