Moscow empire ‘on the brink of collapse’ as its borders are ‘undefended’ from China

question, when the Han- imperialists " get back " Siberia ? which year ?

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Here in the UK we call low IQ people like you idiots .But what does that say about the organisation that pays you to be a Troll?
 
the hans forget nothing ....

@xiaoli4576

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I am Chinese, and Vladivostok will always be Chinese!

question, when the Han- imperialists " get back " Siberia ? which year ?




I hop Russia collapses. I thought china was their ally?

It dawned on me the other day that Americans who rooted for trump when he tried to steal the election also root against Ukraine
 
I hop Russia collapses. I thought china was their ally?

It dawned on me the other day that Americans who rooted for trump when he tried to steal the election also root against Ukraine
Interesting to find out how the only major power on the planet that is 100% self sufficient will have problems . What have you spotted but everybody else has missed ? As for natural resources , they have everything and they are financially rock solid, unlike the totally bankrupt United Banana States of America.
 
no, China is Moscow´s N1 foe


Maybe at one time but not today

Saudi Arabia and five countries to join China and Russia in Brics group​

Bloc of emerging nations invites Iran, Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia and United Arab Emirates to also become members at its three-day summit

And Russia remains China's top crude supplier.
 
Interesting to find out how the only major power on the planet that is 100% self sufficient will have problems . What have you spotted but everybody else has missed ? As for natural resources , they have everything and they are financially rock solid, unlike the totally bankrupt United Banana States of America.

Who's the only major power on the planet that is 100% self sufficient? China, Russia or USA?

Russia's economic fortunes are closely linked to the prospects for its oil and gas exports.

Maybe this is why Republicans don't like going Green. It will hurt mother Russia.

And who knows what the truth is. For example Russia says 2000 men have died in the Ukraine war. The media soon figured out the number is 10 x that. So if Russia is saying they are 100%, they're probably at 10.
 
no, China is Moscow´s N1 foe



Ramaswamy argues that a military alliance between Russia and China is a bigger threat to U.S. interests than Russia’s actions in Ukraine, a position that Haley strongly disputed.

“You are choosing a murderer over a pro-American country,” Haley said, referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin. “You would make America less safe. You have no foreign policy experience, and it shows.”

Nikki just called China a pro-American country.
 
WHY ? Moscow empire in its lowest in 100 years point , Han-China is in highest point ever
China USA. They have close economic ties and are significantly intertwined, yet they also have a hegemonic great power rivalry throughout the Asia-Pacific and beyond.

 
Ramaswamy argues that a military alliance between Russia and China
YOU MUST BE JOKING

Outer Manchuria, refers to a region of Russia[1] in Northeast Asia that historically formed part of Manchuria, and now constitutes the southern part of the Russian Far East. Manchuria, which more normatively refers to Northeast China, originally included areas in present-day Russian Manchuria. Control of areas within the region was ceded to the Russian Empire by the Qing China during the Amur Annexation in the 1858 Treaty of Aigun and 1860 Treaty of Peking,[4] with the term 'Russian Manchuria' arising after the Russian annexation.
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Russia needs China to get through tough times. Despite its warm ties with Moscow, China stopped short of supplying arms to Russia. North Korea does on its behalf. China also relies on Russia to challenge American supremacy. There is no point in starting a war with Russia over Siberia, which is not inhabited by Han Chinese. Siberian natives are descendants of Ancient North Eurasians mixed with ancestors of modern Europeans. Manchuria belonged to the Manchus who ruled over China in the Quing era, which was a humiliation for Han Chinese.

Paleolithic to Bronze Age Siberians Reveal Connections with First Americans and across Eurasia

Moreover, we provided evidence for the genetic contact between southern Siberia and the western steppe during the Early Bronze Age, based on both human and pathogen DNA data, which suggests a high mobility across Eurasia. The genetic influence of Yamnaya-related populations in the Lake Baikal region is evident by the presence of Steppe ancestry in individual KPT005 (Figure 4A). In addition, previous studies have suggested that such migrations likely also facilitated the spread of the Y. pestis LNBA lineage across Eurasia (Andrades Valtueña et al., 2017), as all individuals associated with this lineage carry Steppe ancestry (Allentoft et al., 2015, Andrades Valtueña et al., 2017, Haak et al., 2015, Mathieson et al., 2018, Mittnik et al., 2018, Mittnik et al., 2019, Wang et al., 2019). In this study, the two individuals shown to be infected with Yersinia pestis (GLZ001 and GLZ002) did not display genetic evidence of Yamnaya-related Steppe ancestry in their genomes but had substantially more NEA ancestry than all other Bronze Age individuals from the same and other surrounding sites (Figure 1). Moreover, one of the two individuals (GLZ001) showed a non-local signal in strontium isotope analysis, supporting a homeland outside the Angara River Valley. Instead, based on the Y. pestis phylogeny, the newly reconstructed Baikal genomes were found to be genetically closest related to a strain from the Baltic region in northeastern Europe (Figure 4B), isolated from an individual associated with the Corded Ware complex (Andrades Valtueña et al., 2017, Mittnik et al., 2018). Although our current resolution is insufficient for inferring patterns of pathogen transmission between western Eurasia and southern Siberia, the presented data may rather be indicative of a century- or decade-long process that lead to the bacterium’s long-distance spread. Nevertheless, the phylogenetic topology of both Lake Baikal genomes within the LNBA lineage most parsimoniously suggests that Y. pestis spread into this region within the context of Yamnaya-related steppe expansions during the fifth millennium BP (Andrades Valtueña et al., 2017). Importantly, our results provide prime evidence that strains of the LNBA Y. pestis lineage also affected individuals that were not genetically impacted by such migrations.

 
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