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Tsarizm has long reported that Moscow does not trust China, and has deep suspicion regarding Bejing’s motives in drawing closer to the Russian Federation.
A much more natural alliance would be Washington and Moscow; of course, a Washington without the globalist rot infesting its power centers.
President Trump is working on correcting the latter reality, and now comes word from the New York Times of all places that Moscow is worried about Chinese espionage.
Perhaps this is why Trump and Putin have a good relationship – the overarching reality they have to deal with is a CCP that wants global hegemony.
While Putin calls China a “no-limits partner,” leaked FSB files call it “the enemy,” writes NYT.
The article highlights an internal FSB document, likely from late 2023 or early 2024, detailing a counterintelligence program called “Entente-4,” initiated before Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, aimed at thwarting Chinese espionage. This program reflects fears that China is exploiting Russia’s focus on Ukraine to undermine its security, including spying on military operations, targeting Russian territory, and conducting Arctic espionage.
Russian spies accuse China of recruiting Russian officials and stealing military technology.
Russia’s Far East is also in Beijing’s sites. We have long reported that China is suspected of looking to acquire Russian territory in Siberia.
In addition, China is thought to be studying Wagner for its own private military corporations.
Behind closed doors, Moscow is watching Beijing closely.
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If Putin actually wants to get close to the US, he can start by getting his thugs out of Ukraine and return Ukraine to their 1991 boundaries. Until that happens, he is on his own with China.