Russia is lost due to its own clumsiness.

Chinese media are openly discussing the division of #russia

Yesterday, NetEase—one of China’s largest media platforms—published a piece titled:
“If Russia collapses, 7 million square kilometers must not be lost.”

It refers to the Far East. And this is not analysis—it’s an instruction manual.

Key points:

→ For Russia, the Far East is a “chicken rib”; for China, it is a “treasure.”

→ Fewer than 50,000 troops remain in the Far East — an “empty shell.”

→ Russia’s GDP is “smaller than that of a single Chinese province.”

→ Taking it by force is not an option — it would be like Crimea.

→ One should “support pro-Chinese forces” and “bind them with loans.”

→ The goal: a “nominally independent state, practically dependent on China.”

Direct quote:
“Whose land is this? It’s just a name — the vital arteries are in our hands.”

While Kremlin propaganda talks about a “great friendship,” Chinese media are calmly discussing how to take a third of Russia’s territory “when the political landscape changes.”

Friendship is friendship — but seven million square kilometers are a different matter.