"Beijing's Ultimate Backstab! Putin's Corrupt Elite Has Sold Russia To China! "

China is putting Putin firmly in his place, while Russian propaganda crawls on its knees before Beijing. The Red Dragon strikes from behind, while Solovyov dreams of a military alliance with the Celestial Empire, and Simonyan teaches children Chinese, calling Xi Jinping the new ruler of the world. China has firmly demanded that the Kremlin stop the war. This statement shocked everyone at the UN meeting. Moreover, Beijing ordered that territorial integrity be respected. Watch right now to see how Moscow's wet dreams crashed against Chinese reality. An unexpected and extremely painful blow to the Kremlin's myths came from where the bunker leader least expected it. At the UN Security Council meeting, China's representative Sun Lei strongly demanded that Russia immediately cease fire and sit down at the negotiating table. But most importantly, the diplomat firmly emphasized that the conflict must be resolved exclusively on the basis of the UN Charter. Translated from diplomatic language to plain speech, this means the unconditional respect for Ukraine's territorial integrity. We also strongly urge that this conflict be brought to an end as soon as possible. We strongly urge Russia and Ukraine to resume negotiations. Both sides must demonstrate genuine political will to eliminate the root causes of this conflict, but only through full and unconditional adherence to the principles of the UN Charter. This is necessary to achieve a final, real, and comprehensive ceasefire. This speech from our Chinese comrades completely shatters the wishful fantasies of Russian top propagandists. Just the other day, Vladimir Solovyov was hysterically fantasizing on air about creating a new axis of evil Beijing, Pyongyang, Moscow, Minsk. The Kremlin's mouthpiece was seriously begging China to become a rear base for Russia, to send its air defense units, and to enter into a direct war against the West. Take a look at this circus. In short, they failed to restore the USSR. So here's another deranged Asian version for you. Well, as for the Federation's brightest propagandists supposedly being either drunk or on something, but there's no need to even say it. It's already obvious to everyone. On top of that, in Beijing itself, Solovyov's wishes provoke nothing but disgust. According to experts, Xi Jinping has absolutely no need for a global war and large-scale Western sanctions just to save Putin's sinking ship. What China needs is stable transit of its goods to Europe worth tens of billions of dollars, not the role of free cannon fodder in the doomed adventure of a deranged dictator. And while Solovyov is raving about military alliances, Margarita Simonyan is already openly preparing the ground for Russia's complete capitulation to China. In an interview with the Chinese portal Guancha, she stated outright that the Celestial Empire will soon become the sole ruler of the world. That's why her children have been memorizing Chinese with native speakers since infancy. My children are currently in China. It's not the first, second, or even third time that they are discovering this country for themselves. With its amazing people, beautiful nature, diverse climate, sensible system of government, and ancient culture. Simonyan gushes with puppy-like enthusiasm about China's sensible system of government and proudly notes that her children look Armenian but speak Chinese without an accent. This is no longer just standard flattery. It's almost like a public confession. The so-called Putin elite seems more than willing, even happy, to become vassals of Beijing, preparing, if necessary, to serve a new master. This enriches them. I envy them for being able to speak Chinese and understand this culture not from the outside, as I do, but from within, like native speakers. What's funny is that my children look Armenian but they speak Chinese without an accent because they've been learning it from native speakers since infancy. Moreover, while Moscow dreams of support from the Celestial Empire, Beijing itself is already starting to publicly and nervously distance itself from any ties with Putin's army. As soon as NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte stated that the alliance is recording China's assistance in circumventing sanctions, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian immediately backtracked. He categorically denied supplying weapons to Russia and called the alliance's accusations false. This was stated by Chinese Foreign Ministry representative Lin Jian, according to Clash Report. We have not supplied a single unit of lethal weaponry to either side of the conflict and have exercised strict control over dual-use goods. It's time for NATO to reconsider its false perception of China, he stated. Amid the European Union's preparations for new tough sanctions against Chinese companies, Beijing is demonstratively washing its hands of the situation. For Xi Jinping, saving his own economy has turned out to be far more important than sponsoring Putin's failed war. And toxic Russia is becoming increasingly isolated. And while the Kremlin stubbornly lies about an equal partnership, Russia is rapidly turning into a powerless colony of China. Formal cooperation has turned into Moscow's total dependence on Beijing's will through onerous resources and contracts. In the Chinese information space, they are already openly discussing the future of Russian territories and scenarios for dividing the Russian Federation after the inevitable collapse of the dictator. What they are actually already calculating in Beijing behind the back of the nullified Putin, watch in our report. China is devouring Russia. Quietly, without unnecessary words, Xi Jinping is taking territories while Putin gladly gives them away and bows at his feet. Beijing is turning the Far East and Siberia into a raw materials appendage with long-term Chinese contracts. A vivid example is the Zashulanskoye coal deposit in Transbaikalia, which is being developed jointly by Russian and Chinese companies. The project is designed for centuries of extraction, and the Russian side is also generously handing out tax breaks. In fact, this looks like a long-term lease of the region in exchange for investment, with Beijing becoming the main beneficiary. Starting from 2027, they plan to send about 5 million tons of coal to China from here every year. That's hundreds of trucks every day. New routes are being laid literally through forests, near mineral water sources and protected natural areas. Ecology, it seems, is a secondary detail in this scheme, simply left out of the business plan. Alongside resources, China is actively entering the regions through people and business. In the Baikal region, tourist infrastructure catering to Chinese visitors is growing. Investors are buying up land and building hotels, pushing out local entrepreneurs. According to various estimates, there may already be up to 2 million Chinese citizens in the Far East. Against this backdrop, it looks less and less like a partnership and more like a gradual economic reprogramming of the region to suit Beijing's interests. And while Russia is gradually turning into a resource periphery for China, even harsher scenarios are emerging in the Chinese information space. These are no longer about cooperation, but about the actual division of Russian territories in the event of a crisis. And strangely enough, this is presented not as a fantasy, but as a geopolitical calculation. A piece appeared in Chinese media that openly discusses the potential control over 7 million square kilometers of Russia's Far East in the event of an internal collapse of the Russian Federation. The authors refer to the fact that due to the war against Ukraine, Russian forces have been redeployed to the West, leaving the eastern regions virtually empty with minimal military presence and weak control over the territory. The economic conclusion is even harsher. According to the authors, Russia is rapidly deteriorating and its economy is allegedly smaller than that of a single Chinese province. And here cold logic comes into play. If the center of the Russian Federation weakens, the Far East with its resources should not go to waste. At the same time, the authors cautiously warn Beijing against direct military expansion, hinting at a scenario of international isolation similar to the situation surrounding Crimea. Instead, another approach is proposed, a soft absorption through investments, long-term contracts, and support for friendly forces in the region, which formally retain their independence but in reality become dependent on China. Essentially, the main idea expressed in the text is that Russia no longer appears capable of fully controlling its own eastern territories and China, taking advantage of the moment, can gradually fill this power vacuum. And even if all this is presented as analysis, the very appearance of such scenarios in the public sphere looks like a signal. Beijing is already thinking in terms of the post-Russia era. The collapse of Russia is no joke. Only through careful preparation can one move forward calmly. And perhaps the Celestial Empire will not wait for the collapse of the Russian Federation but will start speaking the language of force. China is building a gigantic military megacomplex in the desert, so massive that Western analysts are already openly saying they've never seen anything like it before. We are talking about a new strategic zone near the intercontinental nuclear missile silos, where, according to Reuters, more than 80 launch pads, a bunker, a railway junction, airfields, and command centers are being built. Essentially, a fully-fledged military fortress of the future. Particular concern is caused by three gigantic octagonal complexes surrounded by fortifications and protected infrastructure. Experts suggest that these may house electronic warfare systems, command centers, or elements of nuclear infrastructure including the preparation and deployment of mobile missile systems. But the key detail is that no one knows for sure what exactly is inside. And it is precisely this uncertainty that frightens analysts the most. In fact, this is an unprecedented expansion of China's nuclear architecture amid escalating tensions with the United States, especially around Taiwan. What is emerging in the desert is not just a military base, but a new level of strategic reality, where Beijing is demonstrating its readiness to play the long game. And while the world tries to comprehend the scale of what it has seen, experts admit they have never recorded this level of military construction in the era of nuclear states. For Putin, this is a real geopolitical cold shower. Russia is looking less and less like an independent center of power and more and more like a resource periphery in China's orbit. The celestial empire is not acting abruptly. For now. But it seems that Putin may live to see the day And while Kremlin mouthpieces have spent years lying about the West's fatigue, Washington is delivering a crushing blow to Putin's main illusions. People from Trump's inner circle are increasingly openly acknowledging the successes of the Ukrainian armed forces and the inevitable collapse of the Kremlin. In Moscow, they are beginning to realize with horror America has finally come to believe in Ukraine's victory. How the White House is burying the Kremlin's hopes, watch right now in our report. In Washington, they are taking an increasingly decisive stand on the side of Ukraine. A member of Donald Trump's closest circle and former U.S. special representative for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, has essentially admitted the situation at the front is changing not in the Kremlin's favor. Moreover, he stated outright that today he would bet on Ukraine, not on Russia. And for Moscow, this sounds far more dangerous than another package of military aid. After all, we're not talking about a Ukrainian or European politician, but about someone who understands the mood in Trump's camp very well. According to Kellogg, for the first time since 2023, Ukraine is beginning to seize the initiative and gain an advantage over Russian forces. And the key role in this is played not only by events at the front, but also by Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian territory, which are increasingly hitting the occupier's military infrastructure and logistics. And this is where things get really interesting. Kellogg reminded us of one particular trait of Donald Trump, which the Kremlin knows very well but prefers not to recall. According to him, Trump likes winners, which means that the more successes Ukraine demonstrates, the harder it will be for anyone in the White House to persuade the U.S. president to view the situation through Moscow's eyes. Moreover, Kellogg essentially delivered a public rebuke to those who offered simplistic recipes for peace. He harshly criticized the approach of those who tried to view the war as a business deal or a real estate transaction. He argued that this is not a commercial contract and not a negotiation over square kilometers. This is a war in which the future of states and entire regions is at stake. It is precisely the successes of the Ukrainian army that can ultimately change the political atmosphere in Washington. While Russian propaganda spent months talking about the inevitable fatigue of the West, more and more influential American voices are starting to speak about something entirely different While Russian propaganda spent months talking about the inevitable fatigue of the West, more and more influential American voices are starting to speak about something entirely different Then it seems that Kellogg is far from the only one who has started to look at the situation this way. In Washington, statements are being made more and more often that come as a cold shower for the Kremlin. And if previously such assessments could be dismissed as the opinions of individual experts, now they are being joined by people who have spent many years at the top of the American security system. Former Pentagon chief Leon Panetta left no room for double interpretations at all. According to him, Vladimir Putin is incapable of winning this war under any circumstances and it would be wise for Donald Trump to support the side that will win. And Panetta directly named Ukraine as that side. His assessment of the events of recent months is especially telling. After successful Ukrainian strikes on targets in the Russian capital, Putin, according to the former Pentagon chief, has found himself at an impasse and no longer has a clear understanding of how to proceed. And this is quite symbolic. The man who promised to push the war far away from Russia is now forced to explain to his own citizens the explosions, fires and air raid sirens already happening on their own territory. Panetta also points out something that the Kremlin tries not to say out loud. In his opinion, the most reasonable step for Moscow would be to agree to a ceasefire. But the problem is that Putin is unlikely to want to make such a choice. And this means that Russia will continue to pay an ever higher price for prolonging the war, economically, militarily and politically. Even more interesting is the solution Panetta proposes for Washington. He is convinced that the United States should provide Ukraine with all the necessary weapons to achieve results on the battlefield. In other words, instead of seeking compromises with the Kremlin, more and more influential American politicians are talking about a different scenario, strengthening Ukraine to such an extent that Moscow simply has no good options left. If we compare the statements of Kellogg and Panetta, a rather interesting picture emerges. Different generations of the American political establishment are increasingly coming to the same conclusion. Ukraine does not appear to be the losing side. On the contrary, more and more influential voices in the United States are speaking about Ukraine's advantage, Ukraine's capabilities and Ukraine's prospects for victory. And this is definitely not the signal the Kremlin was hoping to hear from Washington. And it seems that the Kremlin's main problem now is not just at the front. After all, wars are not won only with tanks, missiles or drones. Wars are also won when the world begins to believe in your victory. If just yesterday Moscow was expecting Washington to grow tired of Ukraine, today more and more American politicians, military officials and bureaucrats are saying the opposite, talking about Ukrainian initiative, Ukrainian strength and the prospect of Ukrainian victory. And this means that Putin's bet on Western fatigue may turn out to be one of his biggest strategic mistakes. Because while the Kremlin tries to convince the world of its own power, the world itself is increasingly betting on Ukraine. And for Moscow, this may be the most alarming signal of all those that have emerged recently. Meanwhile, the Kremlin's main ally is officially changing sides. Lukashenko has abandoned Putin and switched allegiance to China. After a closed-door meeting in Moscow, the Minsk dictator urgently flew to Beijing to seek protection from Xi Jinping. What exactly happened in the Kremlin and why did Lukashenko leave Putin alone with his problems? Stay tuned to find out more. The Kremlin is preparing new provocations against the Baltic states and Poland. Latvian intelligence reported this in a comment to Fox News. With a new wave of hybrid aggression against European states, Russia is trying to force them to stop supporting Kiev. At the same time, Latvian intelligence emphasized that Putin continues to receive distorted assessments of the situation within his own system, which increases the risk of misjudging the West's resolve. In response to likely risks from Russia, Lithuania continues to deploy an armored brigade to protect NATO's eastern flank. By 2027, according to the German defense minister Boris Pistorius, about 5,000 German soldiers will be stationed there, and his Lithuanian counterpart, Robertas Kaunas, stated that preparations for the deployment of the German brigade are ahead of schedule. Now, Berlin is one of the key guarantors of security and defense in Europe. Germany has the largest defense budget in the EU, and has therefore taken on the role of leading arms producer in the region. And against the backdrop of the growing Russian threat, the Bundeswehr has significantly increased military spending. As the country's foreign minister Johann Wadephul stated, the Russian Federation remains the main threat to the North Atlantic Alliance, and security in Europe is only possible if the Federation is countered. There are tens of thousands of service members from Alliance countries stationed on NATO's eastern flank. They are deployed in nine countries, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria. Three American brigades also defend this region. The soldiers are assigned to the command of the V Corps, most of whom are dispersed along the eastern flank. Many nations across the European continent have shifted away from this kind of traditional expeditionary mindset, focusing on so-called peacekeeping operations, right? What we have collectively done over the past decade is that we've moved significantly to a much more comprehensive and serious wartime strategic mindset, yes. And that's why the Baltic countries, Poland, Finland, Romania, now everyone understands that we are becoming, how should I put it, the first line of defense against the aggressor, right? And as for who the aggressor is, that's no secret. The countries of Europe are preparing for a possible direct aggression from Russia. According to estimates by European intelligence agencies and military experts, the time frame for a hypothetical attack on NATO countries, particularly the Baltic states or Poland, ranges from two to five years. Nikita Skoblikov for Freedom TV Channel.