Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit North Korea. In the eyes of Western media, this is a signal of the Cold War. North Korea was a military ally of the Soviet Union during the Cold War. This is also the second major Cold War signal in just one week . Just last week, three Russian surface ships, plus an extremely advanced Kazan nuclear submarine , leisurely came to Cuba and approached the Florida coast of the United States. This scene immediately reminded people of the Cuban Missile Crisis during the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union .

Of course, the symbolism is more serious than the practical significance. The Russian side claimed that this was just an ordinary visit within the plan. The American media was also anxious to comfort the public that the Kazan did not carry nuclear warheads and that Russian ships would not pose any threat to American security. Russia, of course, was not going to threaten the United States. Russia's original intention was to send a signal to the United States. And the United States received this signal intact. Russia just wanted to tell the United States that I have the ability to deploy military forces globally and have the ability to carry out nuclear strikes on the US mainland. As soon as the United States received the first signal, Russia immediately sent a second signal that Putin was going to visit North Korea. What is Putin going to do by visiting North Korea? In the eyes of the Western media, North Korea and Russia, this is obviously to strengthen military cooperation! Russia needs a large amount of conventional ammunition to fight a war of attrition on the battlefield in Ukraine. North Korea needs Russia's advanced military technology to improve its own military capabilities. In the economic field, the two sides can also carry out a lot of cooperation. These are all one-sided statements framed by the Western media. Kremlin spokesman Peskov said, "We believe that our right to develop good relations with our neighbors should not cause anyone concern and cannot and should not be questioned by anyone." Putin has actually made it very clear whether the West should be worried or not.

After the United States and its Western allies insisted on providing advanced weapons to Ukraine despite Russia's strong opposition and allowed Ukraine to use these advanced weapons from Western countries to attack Russia, Putin issued a clear warning that Russia would respond unequally. Putin said that Russia would let the United States know what it feels like to provide advanced weapons to the enemies of the United States. Russia has also long begun to carry out proxy wars.

From this perspective, the Russian fleet's visit to Cuba and Putin's visit to North Korea are clearly intended to give the United States a taste of this feeling. Although both Russia and North Korea deny that they will engage in military cooperation, the possibility of such cooperation is very high and complementary, and can even be seen with the naked eye.

These indirect and clear actions of Russia can be said to clearly show the extremely short-sighted behavior of the United States. When the United States imposed sanctions and strikes on Russia, it did not consider how Russia could respond to the United States. The United States only thought that it would be difficult for Russia to respond to the United States' attack measures by directly attacking the United States, but forgot that the global security system is a whole. In addition to direct conflicts with the United States, Russia has 100 other ways to respond to the United States that make the United States very uncomfortable. The simplest one is to stand with the hostile countries of the United States. Whether it is Cuba, North Korea, Iran or Syria, they are all subject to extreme sanctions and suppression by the United States. However, this kind of sanctions and suppression is based on the premise that the United States dominates the world and engages in globalization. 

If the United States pushes Russia too far, or even kicks Russia out of the system, then the U.S. sanctions will become ineffective. Because Russia will become a huge black hole for all these countries to bypass U.S. sanctions. At this time, the United States can basically only stare blankly and can no longer take any effective countermeasures. Because the United States has already used up all the extreme sanctions on these countries in the early stage, imposing more sanctions will hardly have any effect. This also fully shows that although the Biden administration likes to play a new Cold War, it is completely an amateur in the systemic gameplay of the new Cold War. It does not understand how to play the Cold War and what countermeasures the opponent will have.

Although Russia seems to be less advanced in military technology and overall level, its strategic system planning capability is still one of the best in the world today. It is definitely not inferior to the United States. On the contrary, these bad tricks of the United States seem reckless, only caring about the present and not the future, and ultimately appearing to be very passive.