Xi FOOLED Putin
China’s stance on the Ukraine war isn’t about securing a Russian victory, but maintaining Moscow as a weakened, dependent buffer against the United States. From discounted crude oil and delayed pipeline deals to taking over Russian influence in Central Asia, Beijing leverages the conflict to bind Russia as a subordinate junior partner. Discover how Chinese diplomatic strategy uses the war in Ukraine to reshape the global balance of power.
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AI GeneratedChina views its relationship with Russia as a strategic calculation rather than a traditional alliance. By positioning Russia as a shield to distract U.S. resources and securing discounted energy, Beijing aims for a scenario where Russia remains stable but weakened and dependent, ensuring China maintains long-term geopolitical leverage and economic dominance.