Another war front on the horizon, the clash between the West, China and Russia is shifting to the Indo-Pacific

The Ukrainian front is the one making the most noise because there is a real war going on, but it is not the only one causing concern. In particular, the challenge between the West and China-Russia is increasingly shifting to the Indo-Pacific, with Beijing and Moscow reacting strongly to the strategic agreement signed by the United States, Great Britain and Australia. These three countries have joined the grand pact with nuclear submarines to counter China's growing and threatening influence in the Pacific region. Wang Wenbin, China's foreign ministry spokesman, accused the three Western allies of fueling the arms race, calling the submarine pact "a typical case of the Cold War mentality." "The recent joint statement of the United States, The United Kingdom and Australia shows that the three countries, for their geopolitical interests, completely ignore the concerns of the international community and are increasingly walking the path of error and danger. The sale of such submarines "constitutes a serious nuclear proliferation risk and violates the goals and objectives of the Non-Proliferation Treaty," Wenbin added. Accusations and concerns immediately resumed from Moscow: "The Anglo-Saxon world, with the creation of structures like Aukus and the advancement of NATO's military infrastructure in Asia, is seriously betting on a multi-year confrontation", declared Sergei Lavrov, minister of Russian Foreign Affairs. So the situation is heating up outside the Ukrainian front with strong accusations from all sides. completely ignore the concerns of the international community and are increasingly walking the path of error and danger. The sale of such submarines "constitutes a serious nuclear proliferation risk and violates the goals and objectives of the Non-Proliferation Treaty," Wenbin added. Accusations and concerns immediately resumed from Moscow: "The Anglo-Saxon world, with the creation of structures like Aukus and the advancement of NATO's military infrastructure in Asia, is seriously betting on a multi-year confrontation", declared Sergei Lavrov, minister of Russian Foreign Affairs. So the situation is heating up outside the Ukrainian front with strong accusations from all sides. completely ignore the concerns of the international community and are increasingly walking the path of error and danger. The sale of such submarines "constitutes a serious nuclear proliferation risk and violates the goals and objectives of the Non-Proliferation Treaty," Wenbin added. Accusations and concerns immediately resumed from Moscow: "The Anglo-Saxon world, with the creation of structures like Aukus and the advancement of NATO's military infrastructure in Asia, is seriously betting on a multi-year confrontation", declared Sergei Lavrov, minister of Russian Foreign Affairs. So the situation is heating up outside the Ukrainian front with strong accusations from all sides. declared Sergei Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia. So the situation is heating up outside the Ukrainian front with strong accusations from all sides. declared Sergei Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia. So the situation is heating up outside the Ukrainian front with strong accusations from all sides.