Why Russia's Failure In Ukraine Terrifies China

It’s no secret that the Russian invasion of Ukraine has not gone according to the Kremlin's plans, with the fight dragging on longer and longer; this is not a good look for Russia and its supporters..
China has long been a partner of Russia, going back as far as the early days of the Cold War. Now, China finds itself embroiled in another proxy war with its old friend. So, what scares China the most about this ongoing conflict? Check out today's insane new video to find out!

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[CubaLibre]

Russia and China were not “old friends” during the Cold War. Far from it.

[Josh_Swartz]

Didn't you make a video titled 'Why China Wants Russia to LOSE Ukraine War'?

[feimoen]

you painted Ukraine without Odessa teritories

[patrickcollins]

China never fought a war outside of China. PS, let me clarify. China never won a war outside of China.

[mjulek]

What are these graphics haha. All of a sudden Venice is no longer in Italy and Ukraine has the Polish flag

[TrueAndLow]

It’s sad how this was such a big thing a couple months ago and now no one talks about it even thought is is VERY much still happening

[patrickmchargue]

While China surely doesn't want Russia to lose the war with Ukraine, there is always the consolation prize that China could take from Russia's loss. China may decide to repossess the territories that once belonged to it, but are now under Russian control.

[spiderbow]

A bit of a miscalculation? How about 'a huge failure for trying to calculate'?

[bearmegmoo]

They forgot other countries that support Ukraine, like Japan, Australia and New Zealand

[canadagoose]

Why are all the maps wrong, pakistan no longer bordering china and china owning tajikistan and kyrgyzstan

[atklm]

"Be extremely subtle, even to the point of formlessness. Be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate." -Sun Tzu

[ketafol]

I’ve seen some of this fine, fine Chinese infrastructure in travels through Africa & Central Asia… absolute shambles. I’m sure that’s totally isolated & not at all reflective of their defense industry 😂

[blafonovision]

Land transport is only a fraction of the efficiency of sea transport. The USA, the UK, and Japan will never allow the PRC to become a naval power.

[imperiumoftheweltkrieg]

Same thing happened to Benito Mussolini he underestimated Greeks for being a small nation

[corymorimacori]

“Remember, no Russian.” Vladimir Makarov

[jdd]

The most difficult part of an invasion is sustaining logistics to support the attacking force. It ranges from 26 to 30 miles from England to Europe. China to Taiwan is a little over 100 miles. Sustaining food, fuel, equipment and weapons over that long of a distance of ocean will be very difficult even if you have experience. We laid fuel lines across the channel to floating harbors we built and that was about 1/4 the distance China will have to traverse with fuel lines and that is just one of the many challenges they have to overcome.

[FalIenAngel]

You've put polish flag on ukraine 8:38, boys we're taking it over xDD

[josephkondrat]

And now Russia has made an agreement to protect its back door from China with a mutual agreement with North Korea.

[vyloytu]

Thank you very much for the subtitles! I love you

[DNK]

The fact is that when someone chooses to, or in some cases chooses not to, do things that may be seen as having certain implications that if they were carried out the way that they were intended to. Then those things can come out in ways that they could perceive were things like when someone says that it could be that way