The massive American and Israeli military intervention against Iran is a war of enormous significance. President Donald Trump confirmed in his historic declaration of war against Iran that major combat operations are underway with the aim of destroying the current Iranian clerical regime.
If the US and Israel succeed in this operation, one of the results will be that China will lose access to Iranian oil in the ongoing geopolitical power struggle over fossil fuels.
Without sufficient access to energy, China’s growth will slow down, which is also one of President Trump’s goals as he seeks to reindustrialize and strengthen the US domestically.
U.S. attack on Iran weaken China: According to the BBC, it has been reported that the office of Iran’s supreme leader and the presidential office in Tehran were targeted, as well as military facilities across the country. Iran is a major producer of military drones, which Russia is said to have benefited from in its war in Ukraine. How the attack on Iran will affect the war in Ukraine remains to be seen, but Russia’s leadership will undoubtedly feel the pressure.
U.S. attack on Iran weaken China: The declaration of war comes after many years of hostility and terror attributed to the Iranian regime. The president emphasizes the absolute necessity of preventing Iran’s nuclear capabilities and the importance of destroying its military terror infrastructure.
Decades of speeches by the Iranian leadership calling for “death to America” and constant threats to destroy one of the other states in the Middle East, namely Israel, are perceived as intolerable and totalitarian towards the Middle East’s natural multi-ethnic patchwork, where Jews are a natural part of society, just like many other ethnic groups. Iran has launched retaliatory attacks against Israel, and Iranian missiles have also hit Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Kuwait.
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U.S. attack on Iran weaken China: If the US and Israel succeed in this operation, one of the results will be that China will lose access to Iranian oil in the ongoing geopolitical power struggle over fossil fuels. Without sufficient access to energy, China’s growth will slow down, which is also one of President Trump’s goals as he seeks to reindustrialize and strengthen the US domestically.
Globalization since the 1980s has led to China and low-cost countries taking over much of the production of goods, while Americans’ standard of living has fallen sharply as jobs disappeared from the US to China. The Trump administration wants to regain much of the greatly weakened American hegemony, and this is happening not only domestically, but also militarily in attempts to weaken China.
The military attacks first on Hamas, then Venezuela, now Iran, and probably soon Cuba, indirectly represent an offensive against China. Iran supplies around 90% of its oil to China, which will naturally be halted as a result of the war. Venezuela’s oil reserves under Maduro meant that around 70% of the country’s oil was sent to China, so the US’s recent demonstrations of military power are clearly aimed at hitting China’s enormous growth. Slowing down China is a significant point in this context, and the attacks on both Venezuela and Iran contribute to this.
The Iranian regime has been involved in a continuous campaign of violence, bloodshed, and anti-American actions for nearly 50 years. The US government portrays the conflict as a defensive necessity to protect American interests and global security. Iran’s nuclear ambitions are portrayed as the greatest threat to national security. This is especially true for Israel.
U.S. attack on Iran weaken China: Iran is seen in the West as the world’s foremost state sponsor of terrorism, including the oppression of its own citizens, with tens of thousands killed during protests. The administration’s unwavering policy is that Iran must never acquire nuclear weapons. Previous attempts to curb Iran’s nuclear program included US attacks that destroyed key nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
Repeated attempts to reach agreements with Iran have failed because Iran refuses to renounce its nuclear weapons production ambitions. Among other things, Iran is actively developing missiles that can reach Europe, US troops abroad, and potentially even the US. President Trump pointed out that destroying Iran’s missile capabilities and related industries is a key objective. In addition to eradicating the Iranian navy and neutralizing terrorist groups that destabilize the Middle East. The goal is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard, armed forces, and police are ordered to lay down their arms with the promise of immunity, otherwise they will face certain death.
The president urged Iranian citizens to stay indoors during the conflict and seize the opportunity to overthrow the government, thereby signalling US support for regime change. Both China and Russia have reacted strongly to the attacks, but neither has expressed a willingness to intervene militarily to support Iran. The EU is slow
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