Exclusive Bloc Expansion Will ‍Only Accelerate America’s Strategic Defeat

Three years have passed since the United States created ​the⁤ exclusive nuclear security technology alliance ‌system, ‌Orcus, with the United Kingdom and Australia. ‍The past three years have clearly demonstrated the true nature of the “Ocus” as a major ⁣threat to the nuclear non-proliferation regime, an instigator of the arms race, and a destroyer of the strategic balance in the region.

Although the United States insists that ⁣the “Ocus” is not aimed at any ⁣specific country and has no effect on the nuclear non-proliferation regime, ‌this is nothing more than an excuse‌ to protect their exclusive alliance strengthening policy.

Today, the Korean Peninsula and the Asia-Pacific region are falling deeper into an unstable situation due to the Cold War mentality that runs counter to the human desire for peace and stability in the world and the⁢ confrontational behavior of the⁢ United States that is fixated on confrontation between factions.

America⁤ Stabs Its Allies in the Back

Regarding the⁢ fabricated “Ocus” on September 15, 2021, the ⁤French Foreign Minister strongly criticized it as not simply a⁢ matter of ‍breaking the submarine ⁣contract ⁢that had been pursued between ⁤France and Australia,‍ but ​an act of ‍stabbing an ally in⁤ the back.

The fact ‌that⁢ the Biden administration, which had been touting “America is back” and​ emphasizing its “emphasis on and strengthening‍ alliances,” suddenly betrayed its European allies continues to shock and raise questions in the international community to this‍ day.

Above all, through the⁤ transfer‍ of ⁣nuclear-powered submarine technology, the United States is transforming Australia into ​a powerful military ally capable of keeping​ independent sovereign states in​ check in the⁣ Asia-Pacific region.

The United‌ States, along with the United Kingdom, is leading ⁣a project to ensure that Australia has a fleet of eight nuclear-powered submarines by 2055,⁢ while expanding advanced military technology cooperation among the three countries to the development of hypersonic weapons from 2022, easing restrictions on⁤ military‌ technology and arms exports, and‍ building large-scale facilities in Australia ‍for the operation of their nuclear strategic assets ⁢and‍ advanced weapons.

Orcus, ⁢Which Provokes⁣ Strong Opposition from the International Community

Orcus has been the target ‌of condemnation and rejection by many countries ever since it revealed its ugly face to the world.

Russia has⁣ condemned Orcus as an “Asian NATO”‍ and accused the​ United States and its ‍allies of pursuing a long-term confrontation in the region, while ⁤China⁤ has criticized ‌Orcus as⁢ a security organization under the command ⁢of the United States, threatening peace and stability in the region‌ and driving an arms race.

Meanwhile, Southeast​ Asian countries bordering Australia have ‍argued that the Australian⁢ government is acting as America’s “policeman” in the region and that major powers should refrain from forcibly infringing ​on ‍the interests of other countries.

Washington’s Policy of Bloc Expansion That Accelerates ‍America’s Strategic Defeat

The current U.S. administration is loudly advertising various block manipulations and expansions, such as the “Ocus,” as its own “diplomatic achievements,” and is boasting that these are promoting America’s ⁤strategic value and ​interests.

However, anyone with a basic understanding of the external crisis facing the United ⁣States will easily see that the above argument is very one-sided.

In reality, the US policy of expanding ​alliances that is being enforced on a global scale is further weakening the US power and exposing​ the US itself to a more dangerous environment.

First of all, the current U.S. administration is squandering ‍astronomical sums of money​ on military build-up and overseas military base operation for maintaining and‌ expanding the bloc, and is increasing military support for pro-U.S. countries including Israel and Ukraine, which is making ⁤the U.S. debt crisis more serious​ by the day.

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