Any national security apparatus that isn’t suspicious of *any* other nation, even allies, is doing their nation a disservice.
Glory4cod on
They are spies, and that’s pretty much their job to be suspicious and curious, no?
iampuh on
That’s their job. This is why countries spy on friends. You never trust anyone.
spinosaurs70 on
The details aren’t really shocking; they’re pretty basic fears about China trying to claim parts of the Arctic and the Russian Far East (at least de facto), but there isn’t a huge amount of sign that Russians are going to break the alliance off over this.
I’m curious who leaked this, because the report is pretty unremarkable, but also something someone wouldn’t want leaked.
A CIA mole perhaps, the same person who leaked the Russian invasion of Ukraine?
SeniorTrainee on
„Russian Spies told New York Times that they are Suspicious of China, Even as Putin and Xi Grow Close“.
Fixed that for you.
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Any national security apparatus that isn’t suspicious of *any* other nation, even allies, is doing their nation a disservice.
They are spies, and that’s pretty much their job to be suspicious and curious, no?
That’s their job. This is why countries spy on friends. You never trust anyone.
The details aren’t really shocking; they’re pretty basic fears about China trying to claim parts of the Arctic and the Russian Far East (at least de facto), but there isn’t a huge amount of sign that Russians are going to break the alliance off over this.
I’m curious who leaked this, because the report is pretty unremarkable, but also something someone wouldn’t want leaked.
A CIA mole perhaps, the same person who leaked the Russian invasion of Ukraine?
„Russian Spies told New York Times that they are Suspicious of China, Even as Putin and Xi Grow Close“.
Fixed that for you.