Pushing China and Russia together is probably a huge strategic mistake for the United States. The original relationship between China and Russia was one of mutual vigilance, with historical grievances and even territorial disputes. When one side is weak, the other side doesn't mind taking advantage.

But now, pushing China and Russia together, geographically, they are back to back, with their guns pointed outward.

It is obvious that China's land borders are basically secure, from Central Asia to Pakistan, to Southeast Asia, except for India, there doesn't seem to be anyone who is dissatisfied.

China only needs to focus on the East China Sea and the South China Sea.

Similarly, Russia only needs to focus on the west. The only thing Russia may need to worry about is Japan trying to claim the Northern Territories.

Not to say that they will definitely expand outward, but even in defense, isn't it easy to defend when you only have to defend in one direction? By the way, is the Russia-Ukraine war like Sun Quan's attack on Hefei, using offense as defense?

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