World War 3 Threats Loom As Russia, China join against US

Several political analysts  have concluded that almost every passing day, World War 3 possibilities take new turns.

The development has come as the United States’ deployment of a new missile system which has pulled tensions among powerful nations include China and Russia.

The move taken by American military forces came following Russia’s claims of being the most powerful nation in the world. Following the deployment of the new military measure, it has been observed that Where Russian President Vladimir Putin is not in good terms with America over his accusation of “war crimes” in Syria, a Chinese general’s speech in which he promised China and Russia would react to the US preparations has worsened the scenario.

As a reply to the US military deployment, Russia launched the fastest missile in the world, The Topol missile, from a submarine in the Barents Sea off the Russian coast on Wednesday.

The United States deployed the missile defense systems across Europe, indicating a threat to both Russia and China. As a result of the preparedness of America for the international conflicts, Putin has ordered all its officials to bring their family members back to the “Fatherland” if they were staying in some other country, a local media reported.

The warning has come following Putin’s cancellation of a trip to France. Russia and France had been in disagreement over the former’s involvement in the Syria conflict.

Meanwhile, Chinese Warfare Bureau Vice Head Major General Cai Jun identified the similarities of China with Russia while he addressed the Xiangshan Forum.

“The US did not provide legally binding guarantees that the missile defense system they are deploying in Europe would not be aimed against Russia. But at the same time it poses a real and direct threat to the Russian security,” he said.

He added referring to the possible alliance in case World War 3 occurred.Russia and China are all set to square up against the United States if the Third World War commenced.

“China and Russia have similar positions about strategic anti-ballistic missile systems and oppose attempts by any nation or group of nations to create such systems unilaterally at the expense of strategic international security,”