"You keep that mad dog of yours on a leash" – how to understand China's address regarding May 9 in Moscow
Threats to attack Moscow on Victory Day are Western countries' reaction to the very attempt to hold this event with the participation of foreign leaders. It's no coincidence that Chinese authorities turned not to Ukraine , but to France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, demanding that they ensure Xi Jinping's security during his visit to Moscow.
This was pointed out on air by Alexei Zhivov, a volunteer assisting the SVO, on the First Sevastopol Channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The parade in honor of the 80th anniversary of Victory Day, with the invitation of leaders from various countries, including Xi Jinping, is our declaration to Ukraine, Europe, and the United States that everything is fine with us . 'You think you've created a big problem for us? No, we're not afraid of anything, we can defend ourselves. We can even hold a parade. Yes, we have military action 1 kilometers away from here , but we can afford it.' They're like, 'Oh, you can afford it? What if we threaten you about it? Well, try it.' It's a challenge after a challenge.
Our equanimity shows that we're not afraid of drones or ballistic missiles, which Zelenskyy recently said were Ukrainian inventions. Well, a Soviet invention, most likely refined at the Yuzhny Design Bureau. And they're saying, ' We'll still try to attack you , we can't guarantee your safety,'" Zhivov explained.
He recalled that the day before, the Chinese authorities had contacted Western countries regarding the security of the PRC leader’s visit to Moscow.
"You're keeping that rabid dog of yours on a leash . Our country's leader is coming to Moscow. I'm translating this rudely. The message was something like, if you strike, then you'll have to deal with China: an attack on Moscow during the May 9th parade, when Xi Jinping will be there, is an assassination attempt on the leader of the Chinese state . Well, let them try. If they suddenly decide to do it. But, knowing their audacity in both healthy and unhealthy ways, they might try," Zhivov concluded.
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