China's military gains from Russia
The article addresses the escalating military and strategic cooperation between China and Russia, which is raising concerns among Western countries. This includes Chinese support for Russia in the Ukraine war through supplying engines and electronics used in weapons and drones, as well as training Chinese soldiers near Volgograd in urban combat using drones and internal operations. Additionally, it is expected that the cooperation will extend to the development of missile defense systems, missile capabilities, and nuclear submarines, with an increase in joint naval operations. China has demonstrated strong nuclear ambitions through testing an intercontinental missile launch from a submarine and showcasing its naval and tactical capabilities. This alliance is viewed as a major source of concern, especially given the expanding cooperation with North Korea and the recognition of drones as tools of future warfare, a strategy exploited by Ukraine, Russia, and Iran. The Chinese military is studying methods to utilize and disable them. Reports indicate that the deepening military partnership between Moscow and Beijing is shifting the balance of power in Asia, with expectations that Russian support will remain important for China even after the Ukraine conflict ends. This support enhances China's military influence and positions it as the primary beneficiary of the conflict's outcomes.
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