The largest military “bloc” in history has become a reality: Russia-China-India are joining forces

These high schools, with the name, will be held from September 1 to 7 in the Russian Far East, with the participation of military personnel from many countries that border or are allies of Russia, such as Belarus, Syria, India and especially China.

The drills come as tensions between Russia and the West are heightened over the war in Ukraine, as well as between the US and China over Taiwan.

Washington is worried about the possibility of China’s further rapprochement with Russia, two countries that already have close strategic ties, believing that this would endanger global security.

Of course they thought of this late as it was a natural consequence of American behavior towards Russia and the use of the dollar as a means of enforcing the US will.

The Chinese know that after Russia it is their turn and they are not naive. As for the Indians, they have traditionally sided with the Russians and the Russians have never abandoned them, while when they hear the word “Anglo-Saxon” they foam.

Despite any rivalry they have with China, with the help of the Russians they know that this can be overcome while they understand the power they can have by combining their power with Russian and Chinese power.

It is a “bloc” with a power many times greater in nuclear and conventional power than the NATO countries.

“Units of foreign soldiers participating in the Vostok-2022 gymnasiums have arrived at the Sergeyevsky training area of ​​Primorsky Krai (in the Russian Far East) and have begun to prepare and receive their equipment and weapons,” the Russian Defense Ministry announced.

A total of “more than 50,000 military personnel, more than 5,000 weapons and military equipment, including 140 aircraft and 60 warships and general support vessels” will be mobilized, he explained in his statement.

However, the Russian agency did not specify how many countries are participating in the exercises, which will be conducted under the command of the Russian military general staff and include “training in defensive and offensive operations” on land, in the air, as well as in the Sea of ​​Japan and the Sea of ​​Okhotsk.

In the Sea of ​​Japan, Russian and Chinese warships will be trained mainly in “defending maritime transport” and “providing support to land forces” in coastal areas.

In mid-August, China had confirmed sending troops to Russia to participate in military trainings, pointing out that their presence “is not in any way related to the current regional and international situation” but that everyone knows it is directly related to what is happening in Ukraine. and with a possible tension in the Taiwan Strait.