Comments by "mombaassa" (@mombaassa) on "DW News"
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@DieForMetalcore Australia led the world in call for an independent inquiry into the origins of Covid-19. The Australian navy has also continued to freely navigate the international waters of the South China Sea, against the protests of the CCP.
In retaliation, China has:
1. Detained/urrested Australian citizens, who are currently in China, without stating what the charges are.
2. Cancelled the importation of Australian barley.
3. Blocked the importation of Australian wine (with unsubstantiated claims of dumping)
4. Cancelled the importation of Australian beef.
5. Blocked the importation of Australian wheat (with unsubstantiated claims of contamination).
The spokesman for Chinese Foreign Affairs, rebuffed Australia's actions by describing the latter as, "... the chewing gum on the sole of China's shoe."
These actions are not typical of a relationship between puppet and master.
Furthermore, militarily speaking, Australia remains firmly in the American camp. Joint naval, army and air force exercises with the USA, are a norm for Australia and have occurred within the last 12 months. These include exercises in the South China Sea.
Your assertion that Australia is a puppet of China, needs considerable substantiation.
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JerryMetal claims just 60,000. Russia has not been counting, non-Russians, serving them: Chechens, Dagestanis, Syrians, Ossetian, Tartars... etc. Nor have they been counting Wagner Group, mercenaries. This often accounts for discrepancies between the number of troops that Ukrainians say they have face, in a given area, and the much smaller figure of troops that the Russian's say they have stationed, there.
The point is covered in part of a video, on the Channel "Perun". The video is titled, "All metal, no manpower - Russian infantry shortages and mobilisation in Ukraine". If I include the URL, my comment may be removed.
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