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nato plans to strengthen and expand its military, and the establishment of 49 new combat brigades is on the agenda. russia has become the primary target. putin has changed his attitude towards peace talks and begged china to take action. where will china go from here?

recently, the german media disclosed an unpublished document from nato, showing that nato plans to form 49 more combat brigades, each with a strength of about 5,000 troops. the current number of nato combat brigades is 82. if the news is true, nato combat brigades will the total number will increase to 131. in addition, german media quoted us general christopher as saying that the number of nato combat corps should be increased to 15, and the number of division-level corps should be increased from 24 to 38.. the stated reason for nato's military expansion is to "respond to the threat from russia." after all, ukraine is no longer a rival to the russian army. if it is defeated in the russia-ukraine conflict, europe's "persecution paranoia" will spread. nato's "preparation in advance" seems very "reasonable". however, judging from the us strategy and the words and deeds of nato senior officials, nato's move cannot be ruled out as targeting china.

anyone with a discerning eye can see that as china continues to fight against blockade and encirclement, the current sino-us game is shifting from the fields of economy, trade, science and technology to the geopolitics and military fields.the outstanding manifestation is that the united states has invested more and more resources in the taiwan strait and south china sea, so much so that the biden administration provided weapons assistance to taiwan twice in 11 days, upgraded the defense cooperation between the united states, japan, and the philippines, and even included the united states, japan, india, and australia as a "quartet". the "security dialogue" mechanism has been picked up again and is ready to "wrestle" with the chinese coast guard. after the electromagnetic ejection test of china's third aircraft carrier fujian was exposed, the united states became even more uneasy. the u.s. navy announced the latest version of its combat plan, requiring the u.s. military to be prepared to fight against china in 2027. the u.s. air force also regards china as a "challenge" and threats". regarding nato, after former dutch prime minister mark rutte was elected as secretary-general, he repeatedly accused china of "aiding russia" and making china "pay a price."