Hostility to Russia and the priority of confronting the Chinese threat is the political doctrine of the new American administration headed by Executive Director Joe Biden, who price offensive operational steps against Moscow starting from his last speech in which he said that the days of the United States retreat in the face of Russia's aggressive behavior and its interference in our elections and its cyber attacks and poisoning of citizens It ended, he claimed.
The aggressive practical steps of the new US administration were represented by its announcement of the imposition of a package of sanctions that include Russian institutions and Russian officials under a flimsy pretext and ridiculous justification, which is the case of the Russian opposition Alexei Navalny, after the European Union imposed similar sanctions.
Although Moscow has confirmed that it will not leave the US and European sanctions against Russia without a response in the context of reciprocity, the aggressive behavior in itself clearly illustrates Washington’s plans towards Russia in the so-called policy of isolation and containment in order to empty it when confronting the Chinese dragon coming from overseas. Economically, politically and militarily.
The most important thing is that the US policies targeting Moscow and Beijing will place the Russian-Chinese relationship at the top of cohesion and will enhance work and unified coordination to confront the common American enemy, which is trying to isolate and besiege Russia and thus neutralize it from the arena of conflict between the two most powerful world economies.
Washington has always used its cracked disc and its repeated words about democracy and human rights at the beginning of targeting any opponent, no matter how great and weak his strength, so perhaps it attracts those who drool when hearing these words or his feelings tickle those words and on this principle Biden declared that it will be difficult for China to obtain The title of world leader, as long as she continues in activity that conflicts with basic human rights, according to usual American expressions.
Sooner or later, the confrontation will be open and overt between Moscow and Beijing on the one hand, and Washington and its European followers and others who identify with Washington’s hostile policy. Therefore, Russia and China must prepare well to confront the cunning of the seventies, Biden, the new chief executive of Washington’s deep policies.
