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Russia, in a state of emergency, thinks of China

Recently, Russia has been really troubled by Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelensky and his army launched a fierce attack in Kursk, which also caused damage to Russia's logistics. Zelensky himself began to make harsh remarks, saying that a buffer zone would be established in Russia. And Ukraine's Air Force Commander Oleksyuk was still showing off their achievements on social platforms. A bridge in Kursk was bombed, and Russia's logistics supply capabilities were seriously damaged. The situation has become so tense that it is urgent.

Seeing that the situation was getting out of control, the Russian media suddenly had an idea and remembered an agreement signed with China 23 years ago. This agreement was the "Sino-Russian Treaty of Good-Neighborliness and Friendly Cooperation", which mentioned that the two countries could work together to combat terrorism and separatism. Now the Russian media is using this treaty as a lifeline and offering advice to Putin, asking him to quickly seek help from China.

The China-Russia Treaty of Good-Neighborliness and Friendly Cooperation is actually a comprehensive framework document on friendly cooperation between the two countries. The treaty covers cooperation in many areas such as economy, science and technology, culture, and of course security cooperation. In the context of the time, both China and Russia were facing various internal and external threats, so they reached this consensus: if necessary, the two sides could join forces to deal with common enemies, especially in combating terrorism and separatism.