The New Cold War at Sea Maritime Implications of the China - Russia Quasi - Alliance

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The New Cold War at Sea Maritime Implications of the ChinRussia Quasi - Alliance | 7.56 MB

Title: The New Cold War at Sea Maritime Implications of the ChinRussia Quasi - Alliance
Author: Lyle Goldstein
Category: Naval, China
Language: English | 423 Pages | ISBN: 9781682479957


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The New Cold War at Sea exposes the growing maritime partnership between China and Russia, revealing how their increasingly coordinated naval strategies-from the Arctic to the Pacific-might threaten U.S. maritime dominance. Drawing on rare Russian and Mandarin sources, the authors offer a timely, eye-opening look at the potential global shift in sea power.
In early 2025 the Chinese and Russian fleets conducted the third in a series of trilateral naval exercises with Iran. Just prior, the Chinese Coast Guard, operating alongside the Russian Coast Guard, entered the Arctic for the first time. This China-Russia quasi-alliance is reshaping the global naval power balance, challenging U.S. naval supremacy through close and continuing collaboration. Russian assistance has propelled China's aircraft carrier program, modernized its destroyers and submarines, and delivered world-leading missiles and autonomous vehicles, posing a threat to U.S. allies such as...

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