CHINA vs NATO: MILITARY DRILLS IN BELARUS Vlog 742: War in Ukraine
Video Summary
Belarus, a country closely tied to Russia, has been annexed by Russia and is now controlled by a puppet president, Alexander Lukashenko. China’s recent military drills in Belarus, just 5 kilometers from the NATO border, are a significant development that may signal China’s increasing influence over Russia and the potential to shape international relations. The author notes that many democratic leaders still believe that Russia is a counterbalance to China, but this may not be the case. Belarus has also joined the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a military alliance led by China, which could have implications for global politics. The author advises supporting Ukraine and notes that democratic countries must be vigilant in the face of authoritarian regimes and their alliance-building. The situation is a clarion call for the world to re-examine its priorities and alliances, particularly with Russia, which may no longer be the counterbalance to China that it once seemed.
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