Here’s a structured and up-to-date collection of studies, reports, and strategic analyses addressing Russian–Chinese military cooperation, the possibility of joint warfare, and China’s support for Russia in its war against Ukraine. Each entry includes a title and direct link to the source.
1. Russian–Chinese Military Cooperation
- Partners in Deterrence: China and Russia’s Deepening Military-Technical Ties
The Diplomat
Explores arms trade, joint development projects, and strategic coordination mechanisms between Moscow and Beijing. - Russia-China: A Military Partnership with Limitations
Defence24
CEPA report detailing the evolution of military ties from post-Soviet arms deals to strategic cooperation, while noting the absence of formal defense guarantees. - Joint Efforts of Russian, Chinese Armies Not Directed Against Other Countries — Ministry
TASS
Official statement emphasizing that joint military activities are defensive and aligned with international law.
2. Could Russia and China Engage in Joint Warfare?
- China and Russia Conduct Joint Sub Patrols — Should America Worry?
MSN
Details joint submarine patrols and anti-submarine exercises, signaling deepening strategic trust and potential for future joint operations. - Why Russia and China Won’t Align on Nuclear Weapons
CEPA
Analyzes limits in military integration, especially regarding nuclear strategy, despite growing conventional cooperation.
3. China’s Aid to Russia in Its War Against Ukraine
- Russia Is ‘Helping China’ Prepare for an Invasion of Taiwan
MSN
RUSI report reveals Russia’s transfer of airborne combat expertise and equipment to China, with implications for both Ukraine and Taiwan. - Leaked Documents: Russia to Help China with Planned Taiwan Invasion
Yahoo News
Details $584M arms deal including Russian training of Chinese paratroopers and reverse engineering of equipment. - Russia-China: A Military Partnership with Limitations
Defence24
Highlights Chinese exports of microchips, nitrocellulose, and drones to Russia, sustaining its war effort despite Western sanctions.
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