Create the risk of nuclear proliferation and undermine regional peace and stability —— Many people criticized the trilateral security partnership between the United States, Britain and Australia and its nuclear submarine cooperation According to Xinhua news agency, Beijing, October 20, the United States, Britain and Australia recently announced the establishment of a trilateral security partnership and plans to carry out nuclear submarine cooperation. Many people believe that this move has a serious risk of nuclear proliferation, will exacerbate regional tensions, stimulate the arms race and undermine regional peace and stability. Hikmahanto juwana, a professor of international law at the University of Indonesia, said that Australia's plan to build a nuclear submarine fleet is likely to trigger an arms race in the region, and ASEAN should oppose the plan. The cooperation between the United States, Britain and Australia on nuclear submarines violates the Treaty on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons. Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail previously said in a note from the prime minister's office that the trilateral security partnership will exacerbate tensions and trigger a regional arms race. Malaysian political scholar Li Peimin believes that the trilateral security partnership will increase the panic of regional countries and may lead to a regional arms race and undermine regional stability. Li Peimin said that the United States holds double standards on many issues, including nuclear non-proliferation. Chamonille, President of the Cambodian China relations development society of Cambodia, recently wrote that the provision of nuclear submarines by the United States to Australia through the trilateral security partnership will bring new war risks to the surrounding areas. According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Kiribati President Ma Mao was worried about Australia's development of nuclear powered submarines in an interview a few days ago. He believes that on any nuclear related issues, Australia should discuss with its neighbors in advance, otherwise it will put the whole region at risk. Huang Yingjun, vice president of the Vietnam Institute of foreign affairs, wrote on the websites of Vietnam's "world and Vietnam" and "foundation for international research" that the trilateral security partnership may create new instability and have a negative impact on the situation in the region. (outlook new era)