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| Sameh Salem |
Are silence and calm a sign of political and military power or not?
A question that arises strongly in the political and military arena these days is this is a covert, hidden action that does not appear to the public, or is it politically apparent and militarily undeclared.
Who is the real silent power in East Asia and the Pacific or ASEAN? Of course, not all countries have the same ability, but they vary in their military, strategic and nuclear capabilities according to their area, location, population, technological and industrial progress, or the extent of their cooperation with the great countries, whether Western or Eastern, to benefit from their technical and military expertise. in joint military manufacturing
Let us learn more about this silent force, several countries whose voices do not hear much in political or military interventions. It is carrying out economic, military, and nuclear construction in a terrible silence away from the eyes of the media. It is distancing itself from entering into conflicts that will not benefit anything. These countries were either enjoying capabilities Terrible military-like Japan lost in World War II after the tremendous nuclear breakage in Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
Other emerging militarily and nuclear countries, such as South Korea, India, and Australia, are allies of Western governments and depend on Western technology transfer on Western countries such as the European Union and the United States.
There is another camp in the same region of this silent force, such as Pakistan, which depends heavily on China, which it supports in the face of its archenemy India, as well as North Korea, which mainly depends on China and Russia in developing its nuclear arsenal and ballistic missiles.
Despite their powerful geographical locations on the world map, these silent forces remain in the political shadows, far from the spotlight and far from political and military conflicts themselves.
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