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Iranian soldiers and officers digging trenches Xi Jinping's greatest fear becomes reality The wave of defections spread widely triggering a series of coups —could the Chinese Communist Party face a fate similar to Iran's China's military draws a harsh warning from Ira Cyberspace blindness and the shattered air defense network exposed an unforeseen vulnerability to Xi Jinping Power cuts spark outrage as Cuban protesters attack the Communist Party headquarters amid Havana's talks with the United States Could Cuba be moving toward a political shift Job seekers surge factories vanish What's actually happening with China's economy in 2026 Port closures thwarted efforts to become the sole supreme leader of Xi Jinping Iranian soldiers and officers digging trenches Xi Jinping's greatest fear has come true A wave of defections spreads coups begin Could the Chinese Communist Party face a fate similar to Iran's A member of the Bajie militia The IRGC's Revolutionary Guard Corps military branch filmed a video outside a military camp e facility which had recently been converted from a school In the video this soldier states that the camp is nearly empty Most of the staff have already left and he himself is preparing to go home He bluntly declared that under the current circumstances This regime is effectively over and his only remaining fear is that the public might seek revenge against those who once served it Bajie has long been known as one of the regime's toughest forces routinely deployed to suppress protests and implement internal controls For this reason when a Bajie member stood outside a military zone and spoke in such a tone The video immediately drew widespread attention — just days earlier the IRGC's headquarters had been destroyed in airstrikes A soldier from the eastern forces at an Iranian military base recorded a video stating that since a high-ranking commander was killed U S and Israeli missiles have repeatedly struck Iranian military bases According to him many commanders vanished almost immediately some fleeing Some were blown to pieces while others fled into underground shelters A vast military complex now only had a few soldiers wandering about in confusion The soldier said he slept outdoors at night instead of in the barracks fearing that buildings might become the next bombing targets Similar video clips soon began emerging from other bases Describing the chaos abandoned positions and missing commanders At the same time a wave of defections began spreading through the security apparatus an IRGC member publicly removed his uniform in front of the cameras and urged his teammates to refuse to participate in the war A former IRGC captain wrote in a widely circulated letter found during a dig that they were not defending the Iranian people but merely protecting the bank accounts of those commanders when soldiers are ordered to regard unarmed civilians as enemies and opened fire on the crowd the slogans about protecting the nation suddenly lost all meaning Since January of this year over 100 rank-and-file IRGC members have deserted The exodus is not limited to soldiers Employees at various government agencies also began abandoning their posts— some fled back to their hometowns while others sought ways to leave the country Even some Iranian diplomats have resigned from their posts and applied for asylum abroad Iran's armed forces operate under a dual structure The regular military and the IRGC the force directly loyal to the Supreme Leader have the IRGC holding far greater resources and influence while the regular army has long been pushed to the margins many units are now facing severe shortages Some units received only twenty rounds per two soldiers while other units lacked food and drinking water Injured soldiers were unable to reach the hospital In some units soldiers burned images of the supreme leader They declared that their loyalty belongs to the Iranian nation not the Islamic Republic Meanwhile cracks are appearing within the regime's coercive machinery yet the response of ordinary Iranian people stands in stark contrast Many ordinary people show little fear in the face of war videos circulating online show people playing guitars under the night sky Meanwhile the sound of an explosion echoed in the distance Others were hosting a barbecue on the rooftop When underground facilities associated with the regime are attacked Some camerapersons capturing the explosion which could be heard were cheering and clapping The accuracy and destructive power of the airstrikes plunged Iran's security forces into extreme panic destroyed police outposts and forced soldiers to abandon their barracks to avoid becoming targets A Tehran engineer when interviewed about the situation described a revealing sentiment among some residents He said that when a night passes without air raids people genuinely feel uneasy He explained If a night passes without any air raids we feel anxious fearing that the war might be ending but the regime remains intact On the streets of Tehran people were seen holding up flags lions and suns ancient symbol of Persian civilization This entire situation has deeply unsettled a particular leader Xi Jinping For him What is currently unfolding in Iran is precisely the scenario he feared most—a regime that appears formidable but is propped up by external support by a massive army and a dense security apparatus that could collapse into chaos When external pressure collides with internal fractures In recent sessions of China's National People's Congress Xi Jinping has warned tha The military must not have divided loyalties In the past decade his anti-corruption purges eliminated over 100 senior commanders wiped out more than half of the military's high-level command structure On the surface Xi Jinping's power appears stronger than ever However under such immense pressure loyalty often becomes cheap and performative Many officers and soldiers in China today view the military simply as a profession The generation that grew up according to the policy of a mature society in relatively stable conditions and with few willing to sacrifice themselves in a modern war For Xi Jinping Iran 's turmoil is not merely a distant geopolitical crisis It's like a preview of a nightmare script—a regime built on propaganda coercion and fear Power may lie on the surface but once the military loses faith once the elite begin to flee and once the public no longer feels fear the entire structure could collapse at an astonishing rate when that moment arrives e greatest fear of Xi Jinping China's military has just received a harsh wake-up call from Iran— cyber space dominance shattered and air defense networks collapsed Xi Jinping was caught off guard by this development as the flames of war continued to ravage the Middle East and Iran faced mounting setbacks Under U S and Israeli influence media outlets worldwide are focusing on the chaos unfolding in Iran Yet people waking up in the middle of the night gripped by real fear may actually be in Beijing especially the leader of the Chinese Communist Party Xi Jinping who continues to dream of unifying Taiwan by force has maintained this strategic assumption for many years It has been repeatedly stated within Zhongnanhai: If the Middle East falls into chaos the United States will be trapped Once Washington is drawn into another geopolitical quagmire like Iraq or Afghanistan the balance of global power will shift create a historic opportunity for a military campaign against Taiwan but what is currently unfolding in Iran tells a very different story The first wave of the U S -Israel alliance attack did not begin with bombs exploding on the ground Before the physical bomb First came the drop then the cyberattacks were launched The air defense radar network and Iran's command systems Was almost instantly blinded within a few hours the entire defensive structure had lost its ability to coordinate This is how modern warfare begins—not with massive artillery barrages or tens of thousands of soldiers crossing rivers a direct assault that incapacitated the opponent's brain a particularly striking detail caught attention radar systems designed to counter stealth technology but Iran relies on including the widely publicized Y-27A model all of which are Chinese-made supplied These radars were previously advertised as capable of detecting stealth aircraft However in this conflic ey appeared almost helpless in the face of precise attacks carried out by the U S -Israel alliance Once the networ Radar went blind and missile defense systems quickly turned into useless heaps of scrap An unavoidable question arose Let's be clear: if those systems cannot protect Iran then precisely who could they protect However China's challenges extend far beyond technology In recent years the Chinese military has undergone a series of political purges ernal Senior commanders in the missile force and the equipment development system have been investigated or replaced Experienced combat officers have gradually disappeared from positions of power In a system but all decisions are concentrated at the highest level paralysis can occur within minutes Modern warfare is designed precisely to exploit that weakness What does China have today Beijing has the Belt and Road Initiative Poured across Asia Africa and Latin America Hundreds of billions of dollars have been invested in projects facilities infrastructure and related ventures So it goes worldwide But can money buy soldiers When missiles fill the skies over Iran and military bases under attack where is this network of partners No army has shown up No alliance while the U S continues to maintain over 700 military bases worldwide along with its allies e treaty in Japan South Korea the Philippines and Australia The difference between a genuine military alliance and a The web of financial relationships has never been clearer When a real crisis finally strikes the cold reality becomes undeniable became obvious The younger generations in Asia Africa and Latin America who once benefited from China's massive financial resources will no longer send one Any soldier tasked with defending the South China Sea All of this ultimately leads to an unavoidable question Whether Beijing's repeated discussions of a Taiwan invasion plan—how realistic is it now Such a campaign would require coordinatio perfect integration among naval air missile units and a vast logistical network Just the task of managing it alone Transporting and sustaining a large invading force across a strait wider than 130 kilometers posed a tremendous challenge However China's military has not participated in any major conflict for over four decades The war in Iran delivered a harsh lesson In modern warfare superiority is not determined by the quantity of weapons or the size of a fleet It is determined by information dominance the system's command and control recovery capability and its combat effectiveness across multiple domains Xi Jinping is watching from half a globe away seeing Iran amidst the rubble He sees officials The dictator was reduced to ashes within the underground shelters watching others not just from afar He was slowly gazing into a mirror reflecting the future If Zhongnanhai persists in stubbornly determining the fate of the Chinese people In a struggle for personal power the fate of Iran today could become the fate of China omorrow And it will be a comprehensive and irreversible reckoning on the day of judgment when everything will be uprooted completely e Chinese Communist Party Electric sparks of public outrage Cuban protesters attack the Chinese Communist Party headquarters When Havana began negotiating with the United States was Cuba moving toward a political shift On March 14 a rare outbreak of violence occurred in Murong City located in the province Ciego de Ávila central Cuba Local residents furious over prolonged power outages and food shortages They took to the streets and attacked a local Communist Party office The incident occurred just one day after March 13 when Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel announced that Havana had begun negotiations with the United States fueling growing speculation about whether Cuba is entering a period of significant political change Social media videos show flames erupting in front of a building as protesters throw stones at the windows Some people shouting loudly at the scene "Freedom " According to the local newspaper Invasor a group of protesters Then they turned their attention to the headquarters of the Cuban Communist Party's municipal committee Some individuals threw stones at the entrance Inside the building they dragged belongings from the reception area onto the street and set them on fire Another video circulated online recorded sounds resembling gunshots Then the camera showed a person lying on the ground However Cuba's official media has denied reports claiming police opened fire on protesters Following the unrest President Miguel Díaz-Canel as spoken out about the situation on social media He acknowledged the public's disappointment with the prolonged power outages That can be understood but warns that the government will not tolerate acts of sabotage or violence In recent years Cuba has struggled with a severe economic and energy crisis The serious fuel shortage has caused Widespread power outages across the island with many areas enduring prolonged blackouts lasting several hours each day At the same time people are facing shortages of food medicine and other basic necessities A key factor is Behind the current energy crisis lies the tightening of U S sanctions against Cuba Venezuela has long been one of the key suppliers The most crucial oil supply from Cuba can no longer maintain its previous shipping levels After Washington severed the supply routes supplying oil from Venezuela to Cuba and threatening to impose tariffs on countries selling oil to Havana the economy The already fragile economy of Cuba is facing even greater pressure In the past week signs of public discontent have also emerged In Havana the capital of Cuba In many neighborhoods residents have been banging pots and pans at night to express The anger over the prolonged power outages Fuel shortages have severely disrupted public transportation causing most systems to nearly grind to a halt This week the Cuban government was forced to suspend In-person classes at many schools have been suspended due to fuel shortages At the University of Havana some students even organized a protest protesting by sitting on the steps of the campus saying that the traffic disruption had made it difficult for both teachers and students can attend class As internal tensions continued to rise a notable political development emerged On the day of March 13 in a video broadcast on state television President Diaz-Canel announced that Cuba as begun negotiations with the United States He stated that the focus of these negotiations is to find a solution rough bilateral dialogue added that international factors have driven this exchange forward President Diaz-Canel also expressed hope that the talks could help the two long-standing rivals move beyond confrontation determine whether both sides are willing to take concrete steps that benefit the people of both countries and identify the areas cooperate to address threats and ensure regional peace and security News about Cuba's negotiations with Washington quickly sparking debate on social media Some users wrote that Cuba had begu Change is coming the sun of Cuba is setting Another person remarks Where there are protests there is hope overseas whistleblower account Comment Has the Chinese Communist Party seen this Before the people of China fully Lose your patience lay down your arms and surrender to the people Dissolve the Communist Party and lift the ban on all opposition e political party and the press organizing a nationwide election returning power to the people freeing political prisoners and stepping down from power e great turning point in history Without it there would be no way out Since Fidel Castro's revolution in In 1959 Cuba was seen as the last major symbol of communism in the Western Hemisphere But whe Economic difficulties grew increasingly severe sporadic protests emerged and the government simultaneously initiated dialogue with Washington Many observers believe this island nation may be approaching a potentially pivotal historical turning point Vaccination rates soared factories vanished A video circulating on Chinese social media has painted a bleak picture of the job market making a life for their country Many young people said they left their hometowns to go to big cities hoping to find jobs but in the end Once again facing unemployment A young woman in the video says there are now many people getting vaccinated and most of them Among them are young people Half of my classmates lost their jobs immediately after graduation and had to return to their hometown A man explained that he had left home on the 10th day of Lunar New Year but to date has still not found a job and has had to sleep in his car He sighed I still don' t have a job I'm living in my car The pressure is truly overwhelming As more people struggle to find jobs factories continue to close one after another A worker said He visited three processing plants in one day and all of them had gone bankrupt These factories had each invested tens of millions of yuan with production facilities spanning tens of thousands of square meters now sitting vacant In many industrial parks The factory gates were jammed with job seekers In the Jiangsu region Zhejiang Shanghai many workers reported tha The actual salary is much lower than expected Even if a job is found the salary Typically around 5 000 to 6 000 people roughly 700 to 800 USD Each month living expenses and meals are typically paid out of pocket For this reason many people are advising those still in the countryside Don't rush to flock to industrial cities Not only are workers already overcrowded but many small businesses are also struggling Bankruptcy A supermarket owner in Beijing said his store had gone bankrupt after years of losses I invested four million yuan and now it's nearly all gone Since the opening we've been losing money every single month Restaurants and small shops are also facing the same situation A noodle shop owner said the price of cooking oil Prices are rising packaging costs are going up and now gas prices are rising too But I'm afraid to raise prices in case I lose customers If I don't raise prices then I must bear all the pressure alone in the manufacturing sector Many factories have ceased operations due to lack of orders In regions such as northern Jiangsu Anhui and Hebei many textile factories have granted employees extended leave A filmmaker at an industrial park said there are hundreds of factories here but even less than ten percent are still operating Even the ones that remain Temporary service jobs also became difficult to sustain for daily living At a bus station in Guangzhou a large number of migrant workers are waiting to return home after failing to find jobs A man said there are no more jobs here so We have no choice but to return Some unemployed individuals also complain about hiring practices causing confusion Many people say that once you hit the age of 40 finding a job becomes extremely difficult A man sighed even if you have a degree or previously served as a manager many companies still don' ring you As the economy slows down more people start talking openly These are the basic livelihood needs of the people Livelihood is the ultimate boundary the guarantee the hope But people's livelihood should not be treated like a business If the basic needs of the people become a business sector in the end will be very simple Ordinary people will not be able to survive Some Chinese citizens saying that the Chinese Communist Party is the root cause behind the suffering of the Chinese people After Recognizing the totalitarian nature of the Communist Party they stated they had decided to withdraw from the organizations of the Chinese Communist Party A man named Li San Yu from Sichuan said I have seen through the true face of communism and the coldness of this society Therefore I declare my resignation I have never done anything evil but I do not Living alongside evil What is hindering Xi Jinping's efforts to achieve absolute dominance and undeniable Abroad many commentators have blown up the notion that he has become a power center The highest authority in China's political system can do whatever it wants and remove anyone at will In reality it was far more complicated Although power had concentrated strongly in his hands his ambition to become the sole authority remained ere is no denying that despite his authority Xi still faces significant obstacles within the Chinese Communist Party most notably The charter clearly prohibits personality cults After assuming power Xi Jinping acted swiftly to build personal credibility and strengthen political propaganda in order to consolidate their central leadership position within the party However these efforts have consistently been controlled by the party elders and retired officials As a result the provision in the party's charter opposing the cult of personality remains a significant barrier to ongoing efforts concentrated absolute power in his hands To overcome this limitation Xi began restructuring the entire power system Under the strategic guidance of Wang Huning often described as the ideological architect of the Three Dynasties President Xi has promoted a more centralized governance model expanded the party's authority over state organs and established numerous leadership bodies ogether with the Central Committee to establish key sectors directly under the Party's leadership One of the most significant moves It is a military reform President Xi abolished four general departments and seven major military regions of the People's Liberation Army reorganized them into five military regions and 15 agencies directly under the Central Military Commission with the goal of weakening their influence among the factions of the former military and placed loyalists often referred to as the military junta in control Slogans such as "Loyalty to the Chairman of the Collective" and "Obey the Chairman of the Collective's orders" were widespread throughout military camps within the optical drive and military apparatus Enthusiasm for these slogans is uneven Loyalty slogans once appeared PLA's presence gradually faded from view and the sweeping military reforms initiated by President Xi began to face challenges The growing difficulties in implementation At the 20th Party Congress Xi Jinping secured an additional term and brought in many trusted allies to key positions The shocking scene unfolded when former General Secretary Huo Gande Dao Being escorted out of the closing session caused a shockwave among observers worldwide and emphasized the intensity of the internal power struggle After the congress a series of investigations followed Major corruption has erupted within the military The PLA's rocket force one of the most critical strategic units China's leadership was shaken by a large -scale anti-corruption investigation Many senior officers have been dismissed or investigated and the case has also implicated former Defense Minister Nguyen Phuong Hoa and Li Changfu As the 21st National Congress of the Communist Party of China approaches Zhang Hu Xie and Liu Zhen Li have become the main obstacles hindering efforts to secure an additional term Half of the Zeng family had to be eliminated However arresting Zhang and Liu carried very high risks with unpredictable and uncontrollable consequences as well as significant procedural and regulatory barriers This move in essence is like killing the hen that lays the golden eggs destroying the Great Wall of China from within destroy the ruling foundation of the Chinese Communist Party and undermine the very roots of the nation The collapse will not be far off and the people will soon witness it firsthand As the 21st Party Congress draws near The future influence of Xi Jinping has become the focal point of discussion Rumors circulating online assert tha President Xi may be trying to prepare for his daughter However China's political system does not permit succession in the manner of father passing the throne to son With numerous centers of power still existing within the party securing an additional term at the 21st Congress will be far from easy