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US Seeks “Super Weapons” to Reign as Sole Superpower

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

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– The US realizes its window of opportunity following the Cold War to assert itself as sole global superpower is closing (if it hasn’t closed already);

– It seeks to find a way to match or exceed the military capabilities and industrial capacity of both Russia and China through “innovation;”

– The US refuses to recognize the fundamental flaws in its own system as well as the premise upon which it seeks primacy in the first place;

– Start-up companies seeking to out-innovate and/or out-produce China propose unrealistic measures that either won’t work or that China is already employing itself on a much larger scale;

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US Seeks “Super Weapons” to Reign as Sole Superpower

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US Seeks “Super Weapons” to Reign as Sole Superpower

For a Just and Multipolar World Order: Russia and China Strengthen Alliance

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

The president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, has arrived in China on his first official visit abroad after his recent inauguration. He was received by his Chinese counterpart, President Xi Jinping, with whom he held talks agreeing to deepen mutual political trust and contribute to global security and stability.

For a Just and Multipolar World Order: Russia and China Strengthen Alliance

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Xi Agrees To Deepen China-Russia Military Ties, Brushing Off US Warnings

The Growing Weakness of Western Artillery Capabilities

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

After decades of waging war against impoverished nations with destitute armies, or no standing armies at all, the US has suddenly found itself in a rapidly changing world where peer and near-peer competitors are outpacing it in military capabilities. Many of these capabilities are showing up on the battlefield in places the US has until recently enjoyed relative military superiority.

The Growing Weakness of Western Artillery Capabilities

The Grim Prospects of US Proxies: Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

By Brian Berletic

Source: New Eastern Outlook

As Russia’s special military operation (SMO) approaches two years of intense fighting, having parried Ukraine’s “spring counteroffensive” and with the initiative shifting to Russian forces, Western capitals are now admitting they are reaching the limits to remaining support for Kiev.

The Grim Prospects of US Proxies: Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan