Russia's Secret View of China: A Threat Despite Public Friendship

Russia's Secret Assessment of China: A Threat Despite Public Displays of Friendship June 9, 2025 - A recent video analysis of leaked documents reveals a stark contrast between Russia's public portrayal of its relationship with China and its internal assessment of the same. While President Vladimir Putin publicly proclaims an unshakeable friendship with China, internal documents suggest a different narrative. According to the analysis, Russia's domestic security agency, the FSB, views China as a "serious threat" to national security. The FSB's assessment points to China's alleged involvement in espionage activities and attempts to acquire sensitive military technology. The video highlights China's efforts to recruit Russian spies to obtain information about the Oreshnik missile, described as the "most explosive non-nuclear missile in the world." The contrast between the public image of strong cooperation and the internal assessment of a serious threat is striking. This discrepancy underscores the complexities and potential hidden tensions within the Russia-China relationship. While the video's claims require further investigation and verification, it raises important questions about the true nature of this strategic partnership. The situation warrants further attention from the international community to fully understand the implications of this revelation.