I am as glad as you that Biden did it BUT Beiden did it certainly with the consideration of geopolitics, to punish Turkey for its defiance of US order in the region. Doing it at this moment after many decades certainly shows the hypocrisy.
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China should step up then. I dont think the China will benefit if these 2 countries bomb each other back to stone age.
Time for China to show how in its own world order, wars and conflicts are handled.
Yes but Russia considers it its backyard. Would it appreciate China stepping in?
Russia can first improve its economy before trying to consider various states as its backyard.
Its ridiculous that Russia demands to have a say in so many matters when its economy is so small.
It is not on China interest that these countries start a war just next to China.
Myanmar is already ready for civil war and now another 2 countries will go to war. Disastrous
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@voyager1 bro there is an understanding , All the former Soviet Republic is Russian core sphere of influence, China main focus is economic development and let Russia handle that region politics. A recent sample is the Armenian and Azerbaijan war.
It would be in Russia's interest to have stable, predictable neighbours. There would be no reason for Russia to not step in or invite outside influence to settle the region. Central Asia being stable is pretty much top of the list for both Russia and China. Neither wants regime changes where the US can insert puppets or influence compradores. Unfortunately even stable (for China and Russia) leaders often lead political groups that yield to US influence through one means or another. Western powers would be interested in destabilising partner/traditional allied nations to Russia and China. Russia and China can do no such thing to the west and at least for China, has never tried except idiots believing they can buy some influence with donations.
That's because the Azeri Armenian conflict is historic and has nothing to do with China. They're also quite a lot more distant, that conflict doesn't have any chance of revolutionising either country's politics/systems. The conflict is also in between those nations, not bordering China at all. It's not like one will colonise the other and then radicalise the population to work at threatening China's sovereignty. That can't exactly be said elsewhere. Least it's not clear if it has the potential to. Myanmar becoming a US vassal in the future would place China into an even more precarious situation if it ever happens of course. The whole point was to simultaneously blame the coup on China (LOL!) while undermining China's interests and investments in Myanmar and disrupting all the work China's had in building Myanmar politics into a favourable one. It's like India with Nepal or India with Bangladesh (not any more though).