U.S. Secretary of State Rubio said that talks on the Ukraine issue have made progress: Since Trump proposed a 28-point peace plan for Ukraine, which includes Ukraine withdrawing from the Donbas region still under Ukrainian control, recognizing the Russian Federation's de facto occupation of Crimea and the eastern part of Ukraine, reducing the army, and other clauses, Ukraine has been in a difficult situation. In the Chinese War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, although the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pact with Japan and factually recognized Manchukuo, China received strong support from the United States led by President Roosevelt. During the U.S.-Japan negotiations, Japan's conditions were to withdraw from the Chinese mainland but retain Manchuria; the Nanjing regime and the Chongqing regime cooperated; under the Stimson Doctrine, the United States refused to recognize Japan's rights over Manchuria and any other territories acquired through force, insisting that Japan must withdraw from Manchuria - this tough condition of the United States triggered Japan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor and its subsequent rapid advance southward... The post-WWII international order was based on the ideals of opposing aggression and equality of sovereignty. Now, whether Ukraine will finally be forced to make a humiliating territorial concession to seek peace, or become a turning point in human history. The law of the jungle where the strong prey on the weak, or the competition of civilization for peaceful coexistence, may once again become the choice of humanity.
At the time of Munich, it did not bring "peace in our time" *, but instead stimulated the Fuhrer and the German people to have greater appetite for Lebensraum. After the Bear ate a piece of bloody living meat, it would not be satisfied, and the smell of blood would stimulate its new appetite. This lesson does not need to be experienced by touring the Russian Federation's annual celebrations of the Aigun Treaty, nor does it need to examine the image of the Count Amur (Heilongjiang) with his sword on the 5000 ruble note; just looking at the map is enough to recall it. (Dr. Yue Dongxiao)
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