During a recent Fox News appearance, US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth delivered a stark warning about the growing threat of global conflict. He stressed that the United States must “always be prepared” for the possibility of entering a military confrontation, especially as Russia and China appear to be strengthening their ties.
Hegseth argued that this shift was largely due to what he described as “weak leadership” during Joe Biden’s presidency, which he claims allowed adversaries like Moscow and Beijing to draw closer. He pointed to the recent joint military parade featuring China, Russia, and North Korea as a sign of their deepening cooperation.
According to Hegseth, President Trump has directed the Defense Department to rebuild the military at “historic levels,” restore America’s deterrence, and maintain superiority across all domains from space and air to sea and cyber defense.
“We do not seek conflict,” Hegseth explained, “but by being prepared, we prevent it. Our job is to ensure the safety of the American people and maintain the military advantages that no other nation can replicate.”
He emphasized that the US would keep its “strategic edge,” noting that Trump maintains an open line of communication with Chinese President Xi Jinping. However, he made it clear that if diplomacy fails, the United States will remain ready for any escalation.
This comes at a time when discussions of a potential World War 3 are increasingly circulating online, with many analysts concerned about the growing Russia-China partnership and its impact on global security.
Putin's Russia is no adversary, actually it's a close buddy of Trump.
ReplyDelete