Putin's Fellow Student: China Limited Its Appetite for Cooperation with "Friend Vladimir"

Beijing has noticed that the Kremlin does not adequately assess the capabilities of its Armed Forces.

Yury Shvets, a former KGB intelligence officer and a fellow student of Russian President Vladimir Putin, spoke about the collapse of the anti-Western "triumvirate":

- A few months ago, a triumvirate was looming: North Korea, Russia and China.

But China has since changed. It has limited its appetite for cooperation with its friend Vladimir. After all, as it turns out, friend Vladimir has inadequately assessed the capabilities of his Armed Forces.

Who needs enemies with friends like these?

The remaining axis is North Korea and Moscow. It is brilliant. From my point of view, this is some kind of collapse of civilization with elements of farce.