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"CHINA SENDS A WARNING TO THE US" China's Foreign Ministry issued a stern warning to the United States, urging it to refrain from any military action against Venezuela. This statement comes amid heightened U.S. military deployments in the Caribbean, framed by Washington as counter-narcotics operations but criticized by Beijing and Caracas as veiled threats to Venezuelan sovereignty. China is Venezuela's largest creditor, having extended over $60 billion in loans since 2007, largely backed by oil shipments. Chinese state-owned firms like CNPC and Sinopec control significant shares in Venezuelan oil fields. In 2025 alone, Venezuela supplied China with approximately 200,000 barrels of oil per day, despite U.S. sanctions disrupting flow. China's position is deeply tied to its substantial economic stakes in Venezuela, making any instability a direct threat to Beijing's interests. Will Trump risk challenging China......
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China is demanding Japan acknowledge the Cairo/Potsdam Declarations, but these documents not only allow China to use force against Taiwan, but also on Japan. This is why a Taiwan contingency is a Japan contingency. SEE HOW CHINA MAY START A CONFLICT based on these documents: https://t.co/KZAh0FkTYW
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Treasury Secretary: "Now Putin has started making incursions into the NATO borders. The one thing I can tell you is the US is not going to get involved with troops or any of that. We will sell the Europeans weapons." @atrupar (2025) https://t.co/IuCkCKnOQG
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