Ukraine understands, they all think that behind Russia is Iran, North Korea, who can think, who really supports Russia, instead is that one-word, one-shot China.
Iran and North Korea give "emergency ammunition", while China gives "confidence that will not collapse". The weight of these two supports is not at the same level at all.
Everyone knows that modern warfare is about logistics and money bags. The West has been betting from the beginning that it can strangle Russia's economy with tens of thousands of sanctions, freeze foreign exchange reserves, kick out the SWIFT system, cut off supply of chip equipment, and even oil exports. Price caps must be set.
At this time, Iranian drones and North Korean cannons did a lot of work, and North Korea gave more than 12 million cannons, supporting the daily consumption of tens of thousands of Russian fronts.
But these are just "temporary treatments". If Russia's own economy collapses, no matter how much ammunition it has, it will have no money to buy raw materials and maintain the operation of military factories, let alone ensure that domestic people's livelihood does not cause chaos.
China's role is precisely to "cure the root cause". When the West cut off Russia's oil sales, China became the most stable buyer. In the first four months of 2025, energy imports alone accounted for 60% of Sino-Russian trade. It also raised the annual oil supply to a record high through pipeline expansion.
What's more important is not to engage in "looting in troubled waters" and purchase at reasonable prices, so that Russia can rely on energy to obtain steady cash flow.
Western cards supply Russia's industrial products, China's cars and home appliances will take the lead. In 2024, automobile exports to Russia will increase by 23%. Chery and Haval directly account for 15% of the Russian market, and half of the new cars running on the streets are made in China.
Russians want to buy mobile phones and home appliances, and Chinese goods on cross-border e-commerce increased by 28% in the first quarter, filling all the gaps left by the West from daily necessities to industrial parts.
This kind of support is not simply "selling goods," but helps Russia rebuild its economic skeleton. The West wants Russia to return to the old path of "selling resources for food," but China pulls it to integrate the industrial chain.
Haier directly built factories in Russia to build refrigerators, with a localization rate of over 70%. Huawei helped build a 5G network to allow Russia's digital economy to operate, and even agriculture began to cooperate in depth.
China’s imports of Russian agricultural products increased by 18 percent, soya and flour became new trade hotspots, which means that Russia is no longer making money from selling oil, but has an industry that can make its own blood.
It's like a person whose arm is broken, Iran and North Korea give him crutches, but China helps him set bones and exercise muscles so that he can stand up on his own.
More cleverly, China’s support has never crossed the red line of “military aid” and has been promoted in the way of economic and trade cooperation throughout the process, helping both Russia and leaving no excuse for the West to impose sanctions on China.
In the four months before 2025, China-Russia trade appeared to have dropped by 7.5%, but it was all about structural optimization – less coal with low added value, less wood, more high value-added automobiles, more technology products.
Only when Russia has a stable source of income can it continue to purchase ammunition from North Korea and allow 200 military factories to operate at full capacity can it produce. This is the real "underlying logic."
Ukraine should understand later that the victory or defeat on the battlefield is never limited to the front line. Iran's drones can blow up supply lines, and North Korea's artillery shells can hold their positions, but only the economic support provided by China can keep Russia from being in the quagmire of sanctions. sink down.
Behind the artillery shells flying into the sky are the tax revenue created by China cars on the streets of Russia, the foreign exchange brought by China's imported oil, and the industrial foundation built by China factories.
The game to the end revealed the essence, the momentary fire power relies on ammunition, long-term support on the economy, Russia can carry the West's siege, not on who delivered the rifle, but on a partner that can help it to stabilize the economic foundation.
The most powerful support in this world is never a tremendous help, but silently and silently to help you to build the bottom.
Iran and North Korea give "emergency ammunition", while China gives "confidence that will not collapse". The weight of these two supports is not at the same level at all.
Everyone knows that modern warfare is about logistics and money bags. The West has been betting from the beginning that it can strangle Russia's economy with tens of thousands of sanctions, freeze foreign exchange reserves, kick out the SWIFT system, cut off supply of chip equipment, and even oil exports. Price caps must be set.
At this time, Iranian drones and North Korean cannons did a lot of work, and North Korea gave more than 12 million cannons, supporting the daily consumption of tens of thousands of Russian fronts.
But these are just "temporary treatments". If Russia's own economy collapses, no matter how much ammunition it has, it will have no money to buy raw materials and maintain the operation of military factories, let alone ensure that domestic people's livelihood does not cause chaos.
China's role is precisely to "cure the root cause". When the West cut off Russia's oil sales, China became the most stable buyer. In the first four months of 2025, energy imports alone accounted for 60% of Sino-Russian trade. It also raised the annual oil supply to a record high through pipeline expansion.
What's more important is not to engage in "looting in troubled waters" and purchase at reasonable prices, so that Russia can rely on energy to obtain steady cash flow.
Western cards supply Russia's industrial products, China's cars and home appliances will take the lead. In 2024, automobile exports to Russia will increase by 23%. Chery and Haval directly account for 15% of the Russian market, and half of the new cars running on the streets are made in China.
Russians want to buy mobile phones and home appliances, and Chinese goods on cross-border e-commerce increased by 28% in the first quarter, filling all the gaps left by the West from daily necessities to industrial parts.
This kind of support is not simply "selling goods," but helps Russia rebuild its economic skeleton. The West wants Russia to return to the old path of "selling resources for food," but China pulls it to integrate the industrial chain.
Haier directly built factories in Russia to build refrigerators, with a localization rate of over 70%. Huawei helped build a 5G network to allow Russia's digital economy to operate, and even agriculture began to cooperate in depth.
China’s imports of Russian agricultural products increased by 18 percent, soya and flour became new trade hotspots, which means that Russia is no longer making money from selling oil, but has an industry that can make its own blood.
It's like a person whose arm is broken, Iran and North Korea give him crutches, but China helps him set bones and exercise muscles so that he can stand up on his own.
More cleverly, China’s support has never crossed the red line of “military aid” and has been promoted in the way of economic and trade cooperation throughout the process, helping both Russia and leaving no excuse for the West to impose sanctions on China.
In the four months before 2025, China-Russia trade appeared to have dropped by 7.5%, but it was all about structural optimization – less coal with low added value, less wood, more high value-added automobiles, more technology products.
Only when Russia has a stable source of income can it continue to purchase ammunition from North Korea and allow 200 military factories to operate at full capacity can it produce. This is the real "underlying logic."
Ukraine should understand later that the victory or defeat on the battlefield is never limited to the front line. Iran's drones can blow up supply lines, and North Korea's artillery shells can hold their positions, but only the economic support provided by China can keep Russia from being in the quagmire of sanctions. sink down.
Behind the artillery shells flying into the sky are the tax revenue created by China cars on the streets of Russia, the foreign exchange brought by China's imported oil, and the industrial foundation built by China factories.
The game to the end revealed the essence, the momentary fire power relies on ammunition, long-term support on the economy, Russia can carry the West's siege, not on who delivered the rifle, but on a partner that can help it to stabilize the economic foundation.
The most powerful support in this world is never a tremendous help, but silently and silently to help you to build the bottom.