Zhdanov told what could happen to Russia as a result of behind-the-scenes agreements between the United States and China –

Military expert Oleg Zhdanov assured that Biden’s meeting with Xi Jinping took place not only at the official level.

Important decisions at the meeting between the US President and the head of China remained “behind the scenes” and were not officially announced by either party, Oleg Zhdanov said.

“I think they have agreed on how to divide the Russian Federation into spheres of influence between the United States and China. I don’t even doubt this, and this could affect the course of hostilities in Ukraine in terms of the fact that China can set Russia tasks related to ending the war and withdrawing troops from the territory of Ukraine“, – a reserve colonel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine expressed his assumption.

Oleg Zhdanov’s opinion on the results of Biden’s meeting with Xi Jinping can be found in the video on the channel YouTube.

“The basis of the agreements there is behind the scenes. What we see with you in the final summary and press conference is the tip of the iceberg, and from this tip we determine the direction (positive or negative, agreed or not agreed). Of course, everyone agreements behind the scenes”“, the military expert confidently stated, expressing his opinion on Biden’s meeting with Xi Jinping.

After this, Oleg Zhdanov explained in more detail what decisions could have been made “behind the scenes” at the meeting of the heads of two large and powerful countries – the USA and China: “I will say this: in this case, what may happen to Russia is what we once feared at the very beginning, that we will become a bargaining chip in the negotiation process. Now Russia is a bargaining chip in the negotiation process between China and the United States.”.

Earlier, Zhdanov told what trick Putin would try to pull off before the elections in the Russian Federation.

Zhdanov also shared “stunning news” in terms of repression in the Russian Federation.

Let us remember that Zhdanov pleased with the successes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which the General Staff has not yet commented on.