Siberia is up for grabs as Putin becomes China's vassal

msn.com ^ | 18 March 2023 | Matthew Henderson

[NorseViking]

Okay, stay in the twilight. Although I have no idea where do you get your ideas from.

[ansel12]

What ideas, that Britain hasn’t sent the SAS into Ukraine to fight and that the United States Marine Corps hasn’t sent any MARSOC there to fight, and hasn’t sent any regular Marine forces there to fight?

You spew so much silly stuff and just expect people to believe it.

[Wallace T.]

Don't forget that the Central Asian republics, formerly part of the Soviet Union and before that, the Tsarist Empire, were at one time under Chinese rule or at least in the Chinese orbit as tributary states during the Middle Ages. I suspect that China may expand in that direction, possibly in tandem with a move in Eastern Siberia. The Russian military seems more incompetent than their Communist and Tsarist predecessors, based on their struggles to subdue Ukraine.

[ansel12]

It looks like Putin has opened enough cans of worms to keep Russia occupied for years to come.

Letting the world see the dismal state of their corrupt military and then draining its limited and difficult-to-replace capacities on the battlefields of little Ukraine for all the world to see was a massive blunder by Russia’s current dictator.

[Roman_War_Criminal]

Russia should’ve dealt with China in the 1960’s.

It’s too late now and they will rue the day they didn’t destroy the Chinese then.