The Russian-Ukrainian war, from the beginning, was not for Ukraine, but for China. it did not allow the Chinese to make money on their own, nor did it allow the Chinese to stand and make money.
More than three years of war, Ukraine like a dried sponge, industrial districts become ruins, young people are not fleeing or dying.The United States on the face of the "democracy aid" flag, but in the back of the war as a profit machine.
Behind every truck of weapons sent to Ukraine is the production line in full swing at the Washington Military Factory. Americans have already forgotten it. The more they fight, the more they make money, and they can kill people with a knife, killing two birds with one stone.
From the moment Russia launched its special military operation on February 24, 2022, the United States was ready.This was not a temporary response, but a precise layout.
It knows that Russia will act, and it knows that this conflict will not be short. Washington does not care about the life and death of Ukraine. It only cares about whether Russia can be dragged down and whether China can be contained.
In the past three years, U.S. aid to Ukraine has been stacked, with $66.9 billion in military supplies plus a total of over $130 billion in aid bills, numbers frightening, but the equipment that actually arrives is often delayed.
Some are even inventories from the Vietnam War. This is not aid, this is inventory clearing, it is a business of exchanging money.
Starting in the second half of 2022, the U.S. Congress quietly increased the military-industrial budget, transferring part of the money to its own factories.
As a result, the shares of the arms merchants Raytheon, Lockheed, and Boeing jumped, ordering military plants until 2026, while Ukrainian soldiers on the front line are still waiting for the next batch of ammunition.
The war has now been fought, Russia has indeed been weakened, economic sanctions have been wave after wave, and the ruble has fallen many times.
In 2024, China-Russia bilateral trade exceeded $24.48 billion, a new record high. Even if the first half of 2025 fell by 9.1% compared to the same period last year, it is still much higher than in previous years.
The United States wants to cut off China-Russia ties, but it underestimates the resilience of the Chinese.
China exports not only cars and machinery, but also key electronic components and dual-use technology products to Russia. In 2024, such exports will exceed US$4 billion.
Russia paid back with energy and raw materials, and the entire East Asia energy landscape was reshaped. When the United States saw all this, it couldn't sit still.
It began to name China in the UN Security Council, accusing China of making tricks to help Russia, and even drawing European countries to jointly sanction Chinese enterprises.
But the problem is that the U.S. says it’s aboutining peace, and it continues to increase sanctions and even restrict third-party countries from doing business with China.
It doesn't want to see Chinese companies rise to a higher position in the global supply chain, let alone see China challenge Western monopolies in high-tech, energy, finance and other fields.
The deepening of Sino-Russian relations was forced out step by step by the United States. It thought that Russia would turn to peace after being besieged, but Russia found China.
And China has also seen clearly in this geo-game of the United States' mind: not let China develop, not let China sell high-end equipment, not let China get the key technology.
So this Russian-Ukrainian war is not a conflict between the two countries at all, but a playground for the world order. on the surface is the confrontation of tanks and missiles, but behind it is the rivalry of industrial chains and financial rules.
The United States hopes to disrupt the integration of Eurasia through war and prevent the formation of a stable trade corridor between China and Russia. Even if Europe itself is hurt, it doesn't matter.
China has not been besieged, Russia has not fallen, China has not only taken the dominance of the global new energy supply chain, but also made breakthroughs in the fields of artificial intelligence, aviation manufacturing, shipbuilding, materials and so on.
More importantly, China exports not only commodities, but also rules, standards and platforms. The United States wants to stop China from "making money on its feet", but it is too late.
Washington still phantases to isolate China with “de-risking,” to intimidate Chinese companies with “third-party sanctions,” and to rebuild the supply chain with “friendship outsourcing.”
But the reality is that the United States can't find a more stable, efficient and reliable alternative than China.
More than three years of war, Ukraine like a dried sponge, industrial districts become ruins, young people are not fleeing or dying.The United States on the face of the "democracy aid" flag, but in the back of the war as a profit machine.
Behind every truck of weapons sent to Ukraine is the production line in full swing at the Washington Military Factory. Americans have already forgotten it. The more they fight, the more they make money, and they can kill people with a knife, killing two birds with one stone.
From the moment Russia launched its special military operation on February 24, 2022, the United States was ready.This was not a temporary response, but a precise layout.
It knows that Russia will act, and it knows that this conflict will not be short. Washington does not care about the life and death of Ukraine. It only cares about whether Russia can be dragged down and whether China can be contained.
In the past three years, U.S. aid to Ukraine has been stacked, with $66.9 billion in military supplies plus a total of over $130 billion in aid bills, numbers frightening, but the equipment that actually arrives is often delayed.
Some are even inventories from the Vietnam War. This is not aid, this is inventory clearing, it is a business of exchanging money.
Starting in the second half of 2022, the U.S. Congress quietly increased the military-industrial budget, transferring part of the money to its own factories.
As a result, the shares of the arms merchants Raytheon, Lockheed, and Boeing jumped, ordering military plants until 2026, while Ukrainian soldiers on the front line are still waiting for the next batch of ammunition.
The war has now been fought, Russia has indeed been weakened, economic sanctions have been wave after wave, and the ruble has fallen many times.
In 2024, China-Russia bilateral trade exceeded $24.48 billion, a new record high. Even if the first half of 2025 fell by 9.1% compared to the same period last year, it is still much higher than in previous years.
The United States wants to cut off China-Russia ties, but it underestimates the resilience of the Chinese.
China exports not only cars and machinery, but also key electronic components and dual-use technology products to Russia. In 2024, such exports will exceed US$4 billion.
Russia paid back with energy and raw materials, and the entire East Asia energy landscape was reshaped. When the United States saw all this, it couldn't sit still.
It began to name China in the UN Security Council, accusing China of making tricks to help Russia, and even drawing European countries to jointly sanction Chinese enterprises.
But the problem is that the U.S. says it’s aboutining peace, and it continues to increase sanctions and even restrict third-party countries from doing business with China.
It doesn't want to see Chinese companies rise to a higher position in the global supply chain, let alone see China challenge Western monopolies in high-tech, energy, finance and other fields.
The deepening of Sino-Russian relations was forced out step by step by the United States. It thought that Russia would turn to peace after being besieged, but Russia found China.
And China has also seen clearly in this geo-game of the United States' mind: not let China develop, not let China sell high-end equipment, not let China get the key technology.
So this Russian-Ukrainian war is not a conflict between the two countries at all, but a playground for the world order. on the surface is the confrontation of tanks and missiles, but behind it is the rivalry of industrial chains and financial rules.
The United States hopes to disrupt the integration of Eurasia through war and prevent the formation of a stable trade corridor between China and Russia. Even if Europe itself is hurt, it doesn't matter.
China has not been besieged, Russia has not fallen, China has not only taken the dominance of the global new energy supply chain, but also made breakthroughs in the fields of artificial intelligence, aviation manufacturing, shipbuilding, materials and so on.
More importantly, China exports not only commodities, but also rules, standards and platforms. The United States wants to stop China from "making money on its feet", but it is too late.
Washington still phantases to isolate China with “de-risking,” to intimidate Chinese companies with “third-party sanctions,” and to rebuild the supply chain with “friendship outsourcing.”
But the reality is that the United States can't find a more stable, efficient and reliable alternative than China.