中国の「ステルスキラー」レーダーが「鉄くず」と化す：マドゥロ拘束の米軍電撃作戦で完全な失敗

The U S military's lightning-fast operation to seize Maduro which left Tokyo and China's Stele Skyradar systems reduced to scrap ended in total failure A handshake signaling Xi Jinping's demise—shaking hands with four foreign leaders all of whom subsequently fell from power The shockwave from Venezuela strikes Beijing directly exposing the CCP's greatest lie through Maduro's downfall 4 South Korea's president takes a selfie with Xi Jinping using a Xiaomi smartphone sparking warnings from online users: be careful Ah another erosion of party power revealed by fresh evidence The Communist Party of China's own historical records reveal that even Xi Jinping must study the spirit of the Fourth Plenary Session Thank you for watching Here's the latest news from China Insight The U S military's lightning-fast operation to detain Maduro which utterly failed reduced Tokyo and China's Stele Skyradar systems to scrap metal When the U S military arrested Nicolas Maduro at the most heavily guarded center of his power The greatest shock was not the speed or audacity of the operation but the complete silence from Venezuela's air defense system The Chinese-made T-shaped radar heavily promoted as a backbone of national security and backed by tens of millions of dollars investment is We were unable to detect warn or respond and the accompanying Russian-made air defense system was similarly completely paralyzed After years of meticulous refinement the cherished shield crumbled within the first few minutes of actual combat At around 2 a m on January 3 Caracas was plunged into darkness by an explosion and power outage without so much as a single air defense alert La Carlota Air Base Seven precise wave-like air strikes hit key targets on the way to Maduro's final stronghold concluding in just over two and a half hours According to witnesses the air defense missile was destroyed before launch indicating the system had been disabled from the outset—a bitter irony Just a short while ago Caracas boldly promoted the JY-27-34 radar as a deadly threat to F-22s and F-35s positioning it as their nemesis China described the JY-27 as a next-generation mid-frequency radar featuring digital phased array technology with detection ranges exceeding 350 kilometers stealth-target detection and jamming resistance capabilities as well as missile warning functions Yet on that fateful night those dazzling specifications couldn't even buy a single minute of warning In the battlefield Beijing's so-called trump card revealed its true nature as a deadly assin China unveiled the JY-20 award for the first time at the 2016 Air and Space Award hailing it as a strategic breakthrough that shattered America's stealth dominance The following day the U S Navy allocated $2 billion in its 2018 budget to strengthen next-generation electronic warfare aircraft widely seen as a response to China's medium-wave radar systems 实战很快便证明了华盛顿为何迅速选择了那条道路 The initial JY-27 deployed in Syria in 2019 was destroyed by an Israeli F-16 After Tel Aviv conducted electronic warfare to disable the low-altitude air defense system Pantsir-S1 it then targeted and destroyed the radar with guided bombs in the Spice War campaign The lesson was clear: no single radar can survive in modern electronic warfare no matter how exaggerated the propaganda However Caracas continued to insist it had locked onto the F-35 while claims of resonance effects and sudden increases in radar cross-section remained nothing more than theoretical speculation Venezuela's defense network was built around a radar matrix designed by China Twelve JY-27 units were integrated with S-band radars such as the JY-L1 and JY-11B The medium-wave radar handles long-range surveillance while the S-band radar provides fire-control data Theoretically this multi-band coordination should have narrowed the stealth aircraft's evasion space In reality the battlefield outright rejected that theory Venezuela's air defense architecture consisting of JY-27 S-300VM S-band radar and Patriot M2E systems was nearly identical to Syria's And likewise collapsed The United States likely began with electronic suppression deploying stealth platforms from outside the region to strike La Carruata Air Base and La Guaira Port severing command and control before sending low-flying helicopters deep inside The multi-layered network collapsed paving the way for Maduro's swift detention Some analysts argue that the decisive factors were not merely military superiority but also intelligence advantages and internal divisions Despite Maduro constantly pushing the system to its limits his regime was nearly instantly breached This suggests that Washington held crucial internal information and for several months the United States had been quietly preparing While keeping the export options listed in the table they were conducting reconnaissance territorial assessment and parameter collection It's possible that the Venezuelan commander-in-chief who claimed to have detected an F-35 two months ago deliberately activated the JY-27 to expose its radiation signature as a form of deception When the operation truly began the United States did not rely on the F-35 as a decisive tactic Cruise missiles stealth drones UAVs and precision strikes rapidly destroyed radar systems command centers and missile sites By the time the helicopter appeared Venezuela's air defense system had been completely neutralized Morale plummeted the unit fell into disarray and equipment was left scattered with spare parts and training materials strewn about — the entire operation was completed within two hours This pace is only possible when strength has already become hollowed out The news of Maduro's detention quickly rose to the top of Weibo's trending list sparking polarized reactions Alongside narratives shifting blame onto the United States there was mockery —and even celebration—as many online users highlighted telling details Just hours before his arrest Maduro had been hosting a Chinese envoy The talks lasted more than three hours praised the comprehensive friendly relationship and produced hundreds of agreements On the same day at 10:46 p m Trump issued the attack order 150 aircraft were deployed and a plan that had been months in the making was executed in just a matter of hours For many observers the message conveyed by this timing was clear Analysts did not anticipate that the first major gift of 2016 would be the capture of South America's largest ally of the CCP He admitted he never expected Trump to launch an attack on the very day Trump met with Maduro and the Chinese delegation In their view Trump's strength lies in forcing the world to confront harsh truths It's rare for those backed by China to achieve a favorable outcome The list continues to grow from Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi to Hamas leaders and now Maduro Ignoring that lesson is becoming increasingly difficult A malicious rumor about Xi Jinping's death claiming he shook hands with four foreign leaders all of whom subsequently fell from power Observation lines have recently been focusing on a remarkable pattern: the Chinese Communist Party and its leader Xi Jinping have been publicly referred to as benevolent friends Among the foreign leaders with whom he shook hands in lieu of a meeting at least four have since fallen from power On social media many mockingly claim that Xi Jinping is the true owner of the world's most ominous harbinger of death Shortly before January 3 2026 the U S military carried out a capture operation in Venezuela and successfully detained President Nicolás Maduro We swiftly transported him to New York to face trial Just a few months ago in May of last year Xi Jinping met with Maduro in Moscow At the meeting the two leaders exchanged warm handshakes with Xi Jinping declaring that China and Venezuela are good partners bound by mutual trust and shared development Maduro also stated that Venezuela aims to deepen its comprehensive and all-weather strategic partnership with China Maduro has visited China multiple times and considers the Huawei smartphone gifted by Xi Jinping to be the most secure mobile phone Even Americans praised it with calm satisfaction saying it couldn't be bugged Yet today's reality is that Maduro was flown directly to New York where he faces detention by U S military forces and imminent removal from power Some online commentators have speculated that the very Huawei smartphone praised by Maduro may have been the one that helped pinpoint his location What's notable is that he was arrested on the very same night he received the Chinese delegation at the presidential residence As a result a sarcastic phrase spread online suggesting that the U S military should actually thank Xi Jinping who had unintentionally helped them This pattern doesn't end just in Venezuela In late August 2025 General Khadga Prasad Oli of Nepal visited China and held talks with Xi Jinping At the time China's state-run media emphasized a friendly intergenerational relationship built on mutual understanding portraying Nepal as Beijing's allied color and a key partner in the donation effort However just one week after Ori returned to Kathmandu large-scale protests erupted throughout Nepal Amid rising social pressure and an increasingly uncontrollable political situation he was quietly forced to resign Promises of support and investment from Beijing proved powerless in saving a regime that had already lost the backing of its own people A similar scenario unfolded in Bangladesh in South Asia In September 2024 Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina visited China and held talks with Xi Jinping both sides praising their traditional friendship Bangladesh has also been positioned as part of China's integrated color and network framework Shortly after Hasina returned to the country student-led protests and large-scale demonstrations erupted in July and August The government responded with violent crackdowns resulting in an estimated 1 400 deaths Rather than restoring order the crackdown only fueled the people's outrage After 15 years of ruling Hasina was forced to resign and flee to India She later received a death sentence from Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal bringing an end to the long-standing regime that had enjoyed favorable support from Beijing In the Middle East Syria is the fourth most frequently cited example In August 2013 President Assad visited China with his family held talks with Xi Jinping and appeared publicly at a religious ceremony Chinese media described China and Syria as "friends in deliberation and companions in hardship " announcing the establishment of a strategic partnership between the two countries However by the end of 2024 the Assad regime had completely collapsed He fled to Russia marking the end of the Assad family's 50-year rule over Syria On Chinese social media bitter comments circulated claiming Beijing's investments and strategic commitments had once again been washed away like water The shockwave from Venezuela reaches Beijing exposing the CCP's greatest lie through Maduro's downfall The shock of the news that President Nicolás Maduro and his wife had been detained transcends the fate of a single Latin American dictator That intellectually rigorous diagnostic resonates throughout the global order directly challenging the long-standing revolutionary narrative— the very story upon which the Chinese Communist Party CCP has relied for decades to justify its governance system Veteran journalist Akibata Shōgo on his former Twitter account stated that Maduro's detention while cruel sent a clear message to the world When democratic nations truly commit to action it becomes clear that authoritarian regimes are never invincible According to the Haba clan the psychological impact of this incident on Beijing Moscow and Pyongyang is greater than thousands of diplomatic statements This was not a matter of rhetoric or symbolism but a direct blow to the fundamental premise underpinning centralized authoritarian power Chinese scholar Wen Guanzhong described the incident as a strategic shock that forced the CCP's top leadership to confront the reality of U S military power In response to this strategy the long-standing narrative of America's decline has been challenged by concrete actions leading to a likely shift in Beijing's strategic calculations and its approach toward Washington Chinese political commentator Cai Xinken emphasized that Maduro's detention serves as a direct warning not only to the Venezuelan government but also to China's leadership and Russian President Putin While intense criticism from foreign diplomats is unavoidable Tsai pointed out internally these regimes cannot avoid reassessing their strategies He posed a straightforward question: if Donald Trump had been in the presidential seat would Putin have advised invading Ukraine Tsai reminded audiences that during the 2014 election campaign Trump had clearly warned Xi Jinping that any attempt by Beijing to seize Taiwan by force would lead to serious consequences According to Tsai's assessment at least for the foreseeable future the corridor for war or a major crisis in the Taiwan Strait has been temporarily sealed off The option of unification by force is no longer a simple one as the real costs of such adventurism have been laid bare by Venezuela's fate Maduro's situation directly undermined the CCP's long-standing assertion that political change primarily arises from internal social contradictions Cai argued that in a highly centralized state where power is sustained by the military and security agencies expecting purely internal popular abandonment of authority is extremely difficult Despite years of severe crisis Venezuela did not witness mass protests on the scale seen in Iran but its government collapsed after just a single instance of external intervention At the global stage Tsai Hsin-kun stated that Washington's actions have effectively dismantled Beijing's so-called vision of a community with a shared future for humanity Although the United States may appear restrained in its rhetoric it is acting with clear purpose to dismantle the CCP’s global proxy networks including those in Venezuela and Iran According to Tsai dismantling these nodal points would do more than stabilize the region—it would sever the global influence network Beijing has painstakingly built At a deeper level Maduro's detention exposed the collapse of the CCP's abuse of the concept of sovereignty Under slogans like sovereignty over human rights and non-interference internal affairs Beijing has justified domestic repression while rejecting criticism from outside sources Even large-scale military exercises near Taiwan are framed as acts of defending national sovereignty Hachibei Kiyoshi warned that as long as the international community continues to treat non-interference internal affairs as the highest moral principle it effectively condones dictators who use sovereignty as a shield to suppress their own people and export instability abroad When the weaponization of moral rhetoric legal frameworks and information warfare is already underway responding with mere moral platitudes is tantamount to dangerous self-deception Democracy activist Ki Kyosei added that so-called international law lacks genuine enforcement mechanisms and is frequently misused by authoritarian regimes as a political shield He argued that treating intervention as an absolute constraint would only render the world powerless before preemptive politics The reality of Venezuela presents a bitter paradox a striking contradiction Despite possessing some of the world's largest oil reserves its citizens cannot even meet basic living needs A corrupt dictatorship draped in socialist rhetoric plunged the nation into poverty violence and societal collapse Many argue that in a world where the United Nations is paralyzed and the principle of non-interference internal affairs is routinely abused only the United States still possesses both the capability and the will to break the escalating cycle of dictatorship chaos and war While America's role as the world's policeman is controversial in the face of declining international order it appears to be the only remaining option—ideal it may not be but it is the one left 4 South Korea's president takes a selfie with Xi Jinping using a Xiaomi smartphone sparking warnings from online users: be careful In his first official appearance after taking office South Korean President Yoon Jae-myung shared a photo of himself with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping taken using a Xiaomi smartphone This image quickly drew widespread attention and sparked debate both within South Korea and internationally President Yoon arrived in Beijing at noon on January 4 launching his first official four-day visit to China since taking office On the evening of January 5 Xi Jinping and his wife hosted an official welcome banquet at the Great Hall of the People for the President and First Lady of Italy On the same day later in the evening President Yoon posted a message on the social media platform X stating that the photo was taken with a Xiaomi smartphone he had received earlier in Gyeongju He wrote that as both sides draw closer relations between South Korea and China will improve adding that the two countries will likely communicate more frequently and cooperate more closely in the future However this post immediately sparked widespread reaction Many online commentators have expressed concern about information security particularly regarding the use of Chinese-made smartphones in sensitive diplomatic contexts Some comments questioned whether increased personal involvement with Xi Jinping would actually bring tangible benefits to South Korea There were also voices pointing to a pattern in which foreign leaders publicly praised by Xi Jinping later fell from power fled their countries or were arrested These remarks were framed more as cautionary warnings than as formal analysis Public discourse has also referenced the recent case of Venezuela's President Maduro who was detained by U S forces Before his arrest Maduro repeatedly promoted the Chinese-made Huawei smartphone asserting it was the safest available device and free from U S surveillance Some online commentators speculated despite lacking evidence that the risks associated with such devices may have contributed to his location being identified Amid this backdrop internet users urged the Great Leader to exercise caution when using Chinese-made smartphones Moreover some argued that given South Korea's technological capabilities it would be more appropriate for national leaders to use domestically produced devices like Samsung both symbolically and from a security standpoint Several comments raised questions about whether South Korean public opinion would accept their country's president using a Chinese-made cellphone at high-profile diplomatic events highlighting broader intellectual sensitivities involved This dispute also revived memories of their previous meeting During the APEC summit in Beijing last November Xi Jinping held talks with President Ebrahim Raisi and exchanged gifts According to reports Xi Jinping presented two Xiaomi smartphones When asked directly by President Yoon about the security of communications Xi Jinping reportedly responded with an awkward joke about whether backdoors were being checked a moment that drew widespread attention at the time For years Chinese smartphone brands such as Huawei and Xiaomi have faced scrutiny and suspicion overseas due to concerns over potential data security risks Last August Apple and Samsung jointly criticized Xiaomi accusing the company of engaging in aggressive marketing that undermines the brand image of its competitors Ah yet another indication of the deepening erosion of party authority—this article on the city party's history reveals even Xi Jinping must study the spirit of the Fourth Plenary Session Speculation over whether Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping has lost his de facto authority within the party has long been a focal point of public attention Yet as 2026 begins what once circulated merely as rumor about Beijing is increasingly substantiated by luminous signals emanating from the CCP's own innovative propaganda apparatus On January 1 2026 Qiu Sai the top theoretical figure of the CCP Central Committee published an article titled "Thoroughly Study and Implement the Spirit of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Party Held by Xi Jinping " in the first issue of the new year At first glance the title might seem unremarkable but in reality it reveals a stark and unsettling contradiction: for the first time in several years a man long regarded as the party's pioneering leader appears not as one issuing directives but as someone expected to study and carry out the party's resolutions According to Xiao a Chinese political commentator based overseas analyzing the rhetoric of Zhang this is neither a stylistic quirk nor an editing error but a deliberate political signal For over a decade at the height of his power Xi Jinping never needed to study the spirit of any meeting—such language was meant for the bureaucrats beneath him Xi Jinping's current position itself suggests a shift in the balance of power The article further underscores this shift by highlighting how Xi has repeatedly emphasized the need to uphold and strengthen the centralized and unified leadership of the Party Central Committee demanding that the entire Party align its thinking and actions with the Central Committee's judgments and major policy decisions What matters most is not what he said but how he said it Xi Jinping didn’t tell me to follow him personally but to follow the Central Committee of the CCP In the party’s political language this distinction is extremely sensitive—it implies that ultimate authority is no longer concentrated in the hands of the supreme leader A broader context further clarifies the significance of these signals Throughout 2025 China implemented a series of preventive measures aimed at social unrest In multiple cities New Year celebrations were forcibly canceled public gatherings were tightly restricted and domestic security enforcement intensified The growing anxiety within Zhongnanhai over losing control of society has become increasingly evident Amid this backdrop China's Communist Party elite are recalculating the party's survival strategy arguing that if sacrificing a weakened Xi Jinping could buy them time the party's privileged ruling class would hesitate not With the economy stagnant social tensions rising and international isolation deepening if conditions continue to deteriorate through 2026 it would be entirely plausible to shift all blame onto Xi and make him a scapegoat Should that happen a new face may be introduced to appease internal factions and divert public anger This leads directly to an innovative question: Who will succeed Xi Jinping The Communist Party is expected to convene its fifth or sixth plenary session five or six weeks before the 2027 Party Congress signaling that the issue of succession can no longer be postponed Under Xi's directive the Communist Youth League the Alliance and the Gang of Four ousted from the party's inner circle at the 20th Party Congress have still not returned to the Politburo—and four weeks ago the door remained closed to them If this faction attempts to regain control in the succession struggle its return to the Politburo five or six weeks ago will prove to be the decisive step that determines success or failure Meanwhile cracks are visibly emerging within Xi Jinping's own faction The removal of Li Guanjie his trusted ally from a powerful post within the organization suggests that Xi may have likely lost control over personnel appointments Losing control over personnel and leadership within the CCP system means losing the authority to shape political policy In such circumstances anyone who relies on Xi to designate a successor would be taking on enormous political risk The military factor cannot be ignored either After years of purges humiliation and political manipulation the People's Liberation Army is unlikely to accept successors cultivated by Xi's faction Grievances simmering within the military become a dangerous variable especially when the government is under intense pressure The statement suggests that if the CCP leadership has already agreed on a successor the most likely candidate would make their first public appearance at the March 2026 sessions of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference potentially without a formal meeting At that point Xi Jinping may be forced to relinquish the presidency potentially opening the door to an unprecedented non-traditional transfer of power under his leadership In short every sign points to the CCP entering an unprecedentedly vulnerable state by 2026 with Xi Jinping’s personal authority eroding collective leadership resurfacing and succession struggles intensifying behind the scenes In a regime already rotten from within every adjustment carries the risk of triggering a chain reaction And now there is one thing that is certain: the power struggle within Zhongnanhai has reached a decisive stage