Some high-ranking officials are vying with each other to comment on the development of the Russia-China relations and diplomatic experts predict that the upcoming geopolitical structure will divide into the two sides: Russia and China aspiring after common cause and the U.S. seeking "liberty". The above-said remarks made by the U.S. reflect its uneasiness.

Recently China and Russia adopted a joint statement on boosting cooperation in the political, military, economic, cultural and other fields.

Joint military activities, financial transaction by use of their national currency and trade between the two countries are gaining in scope and strength.

Russia fully supported China's proposal for establishing a cooperation body for security of Asia.

The two countries are taking joint counter-actions against the U.S. moves to fish in troubled waters by taking advantage of regional disputes. They jointly exercised veto at the UN Security Council over the issue of Syria, dealing blows at the U.S. moves against Syria.

The close relations between the two countries are a positive result of the development of the bilateral relations prompted by the trend of the times and political interests of the countries.

This cannot but be a heavy blow at the U.S. foreign policy for world domination.

The U.S. is now tight-cornered as it is driven into the quagmire of wars of aggression it launched in different parts of the world.

It is saddled with foreign debts running into astronomical figures due to excessive arms race and staggering because of a serious economic crisis and financial shortage.

The U.S. pivot to Asia-Pacific strategy aimed to tide over the domestic and external crisis is sparking off antipathy of the regional people for its hegemonic purpose.

Under this situation, the U.S. cannot but be upset by the development of the close ties between the two powers in the region.

What the U.S. is talking is nothing but bluffing to hide its uneasiness.