Why? China knows Venezuela is indefensible with traitors working hand in glove with USA invaders. When a country's leaders are not in the business of trying to defend the county, what is the purpose of China helping them?
China will step in to defend a country when its own National Security is threatened and when an invaded country is willing to fight for its sovereignty. China sacrificed in a big way itself to help defend North Korea and North Vietnam against the USA during the Korean and Vietnam War? Does that put China's inaction in doubt?
China has already been helping Iran by providing Iran with its BeiDou Satellite eye in the sky for precision targeting of military targets in Israel and Middle East. Such help has already enabled Iran to take out expensive radar systems that rendered Patriot batteries, THAAD batteries and all the layers of intercepting irrelevant, unlike during the 12-day war when Iran was targeting blind using USA GPS. China has also provided Iran with missiles capable of taking out aircraft carriers, which made the USA aircraft carriers scrambling to safety. If the USA can claim that Iranian missiles are nowhere near to hitting its aircraft carrier, why is there a need to move them out of range?
China will probably just provide Iran with help in cyber space and state of the art hypersonic missiles, knowing that the USA will need boots on the ground to affect a regime change, which is clearly unlikely.
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Venezuela is not a National Security matter for China to step in. China has no borders with Venezuela to worry about unlike in North Korea and North Vietnam.
If Myanmar is threatened, then China will undoubtedly have to step in, because Myanmar has a long border with China. Moreover, Myanmar has a long-standing friendship with China and Chinese betrayal of Myanmar is out of the question. Venezuela is on the other side of the world, and its relations with China are purely economic and also not of long-standing.
Lest be left unsaid, China's relations with friendly countries have always been long-standing, not as fair weather friends. China's involvement in many African countries had been ongoing even during the days when China itself was dirt poor, yet China never faltered in its aid to Africa and never leaving them in the lurch.
Yet the West keeps poisoning the minds of African leaders that China was and is exerting control over them by setting debt traps and all the usual rubbish. When the Africans can see the infrastructures and developments of their country, nothing is going to change their perception of China going forward.
That is what counts and why some African countries still relish retaining their relationship with China despite Western attempts to pry them apart.
I wonder if it is true that some Iranian missiles were made not wholly of metal, but special wood or plastic with just motorcycle engines attached, whose approach to targets sounded just like a harmless motorcycle. Jimmy Dore's website provided this information that I am quoting. Which makes them out-witting radar systems looking for metal reflecting radar signals which does not happen, and fooling radar systems that mistook them for birds. Such materials and composites are going to make radar systems unreliable, just like hypersonic missiles making aircraft carriers vulnerable.
Like the North Vietnamese, Iranians are fighting this war of survival with their head and less dependent on brute force, aerial power and propaganda, which they know cannot match the USA and Israel. The Iranians have come across just as tenacious as the Vietcong, and equally strategic and industrious. More than 40 years of planning, building underground bunkers that continues to produce drones and missiles and stashing them there as well, while bombs landed overhead. Naval missile batteries constructed underground along the length of its coast can take out aircraft carriers and cannot be said to be open to an invasion without recourse.
Iran is prepared for the long haul. Oil prices will continue to go skywards, although some things US$200 a barrel is unlikely. Russia will continue to reap benefits from rising oil prices, a godsend for funding its war in Ukraine. China will be affected, but has already been preparing for this scenario for decades. Moreover, China has managed to shield its transportation sector by going largely electric. Another development has reported that China is using chemical technology to convert coal, which is in abundance, into fuel oil for its manufacturing facilities. In the end, when the release of oil stockpiles cannot go on indefinitely, we will see the shit hitting the fan. We are seeing the aviation sector already facing big problems just two weeks into the war.
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