Russia ‘is helping China prepare for Taiwan invasion’

Moscow, according to the analysis of Russian documents leaked by a UK -based Defense and Security Forum, helps China to prepare Taiwan for a potential occupation.

The analysis of the Royal United Services Institute is based on approximately 800 -page certificate, including contracts and equipment lists to be provided by the Black Moon Hacktivist Group to Beijing by Moscow.

Completed and prominent draft Russian documents, the meetings between Chinese and Russian delegations and high altitude parachute systems and amphibious attack tools payment and delivery time schedules.

They argue that Russia has started to work on the products to be delivered, but it does not contain direct evidence that Beijing has paid or received any equipment by China.

While the authors claim that the equipment could be used to invade Taiwan, Xi Jinping began a wide modernization program of armed forces under China to turn it into a world -class army until 2050.

High -ranking US officials suggested that Chinese President Xi Jinping’s army should be prepared for a possible occupation of Taiwan at an early date like 2027.

Beijing claims that self -governing democracy is rightly part of China and does not force the island forcibly.

The documents do not refer to Taiwan directly, but the analysis by the London -based Institute shows that the agreement will help China gain advanced parachuting capabilities that China must assemble and will potentially accelerate a timeline.

It is seen that Chinese troops from the People’s Liberation Army patrol with Chinese flag in an exercise

It is not certain that China decides to invade Taiwan, but access to Russian equipment and access to local education in China means that Beijing will be better equipped for a potential invasion.

Moscow’s assistance can help to accelerate China’s air in the air for about 10 to 15 years, suggesting that China is very young in the air of landing in the air ‘he said.

Russia’s defense of the Kremlin and China and Taiwan and the external ministries did not immediately respond to comments.

The biggest value of the agreement on China is probably in training and procedures for the command and control of parachute forces, because Russia’s’ war experience ‘, not having China’, Danylyuk and Analyst Jack Watling adds.

Analysts say that Russia’s aim is to develop as a military supplier in China and to finance its war in Ukraine.

However, Danylyuk also argued that Moscow could want to put Beijing into a conflict with Washington via Taiwan, and that Russia could want to get away from the war with Ukraine.

With Beijing’s military capabilities, Moscow has exceeded to a great extent, the analysis says that China has gaps that Russia can fill.

Russia has a power history in a long air dating back to decades.

Beijing regularly sends warplanes and sea ships to Taiwan. In the picture: Taiwan Coast Guard Special Task Unit members on a speed boat, Kaohsiung on June 08, Taiwan in common forces during the exercise of a ship simulates the high kick of a ship

Taiwan soldiers posed for group photos with Taiwan flag after the preparation development exercise in Taiwan, Kaohsiung City

Song Zhongping, a military commentator in Beijing, said China has superior equipment, but ‘Russia is more war experience’.

“Russia and China have their own relative strong aspects with parachute, Song said Song.

‘In order to address their weaknesses, they realized common air, sea patrols and drills that showed what they learned from each other’s powerful aspects.

According to a document dated September 2024, the first agreement was reached with time schedules for payment and delivery in April 2021.

According to this document, the analysis of one and two stages – technical specifications, software changes and equipment production – was completed.

The analysis agreed to provide a set of equipment for a battalion in the air, including Russia’s ability to infiltrate by education and special forces in China.

This includes 37 light amphibious attack tools, 11 anti-amphibious-tank self-driven weapons and 11 armored personnel carriers in 11 air, as well as the sale of command and observation tools. The total cost is listed more than $ 210 million.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte (in the picture) recently warned that the ‘big’ accumulation of China’s army increases the risk of Potential invasion of Taiwan

The documents want Beijing to be equipped with Chinese communication systems and ready to use Chinese ammunition.

Only three months ago, the NATO president warned that the Chinese army ‘big’ accumulation increased the risk of a potential occupation of Taiwan.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, who spoke before the alliance’s summit in The Hague in June, said, ‘We have this close relationship with Japan and Korea, Australia and New Zealand, because these countries are very concerned about the gigantic military accumulation in China.

Mr Rutte, China moves to Taiwan, Beijing Vladimir Putin’de a possibility affecting European security, he added.

“ Of course, of course we are very worried about the situation in Taiwan. Also, if the Chinese are going to try something with Taiwan, of course, he will call his young partner Mr. Putin and make sure … If he will engage us here, if he will engage us.

At the pre -Summit address, Mr. Rutte said that China’s rapidly expanding military capabilities were evident from the global rise of defense companies.

“ We know that you will not find Chinese companies just a few years before the 10 largest defense companies. Currently, you will find three to five defense companies in the top 10 of the world’s largest defense companies’.

‘This shows that this great accumulation has occurred and that China has a great impact when it comes to defense industrial production.’

Mr Rutte, NATO members ‘ready’ and ‘pure’ due to potential risk, he added.