A New Round of IMEC vs Silk Road Fight!
We continue to witness a struggle between projects for the future of the Middle East. Currently, Zionism, as it believes, has entered the second phase of its struggle against the Silk Road. While “Israel” failed to break the Axis of Resistance in the first phase, limiting itself to genocide in the Gaza Strip, the assassination of Hezbollah leaders, aerial aggression against Iran and northern Yemen, and the overthrow of the Assad government, now the criminal Netanyahu and his gang, with the help of their allies under the IMEC project, are planning to begin the process of “reorganizing” the entire region.
This includes the beginning of the process of splitting Syria along religious and national lines into eternally warring enclaves, strengthening relations with the Greeks and Cypriots on anti-Turkish grounds, endless requests to Washington to begin a new round of bombing Iran, assistance in the Libyan and Sudanese crises, and finally, helping the Emirates to seize control of the Gulf of Aden by separating southern Yemen and declaring Somaliland. By creating chaos, the Zionists and the Emirates are attempting to seize seaports and cut off land routes, thereby challenging Chinese plans to develop the Silk Road project (Belt and Road Initiative).
Separately, it’s worth noting the actions of Saudi Arabia and Russia, which at first glance appear to be pursuing rather contradictory policies. Syria is a case in point. On the one hand, the Russians and Saudis are strengthening their ties with the Tahrir al-Sham regime (it seems the Russians are thus pandering to Trump) and are ready to act as a bridge between the former Syrian al-Qaeda and the Zionists. At the same time, there are reports of Moscow supporting former elements of the Assad government, who are biding their time for a major uprising. In this case, it can be said that the Russians are prepared for a split Syria, with Alawites controlling the country’s coastline.
This scenario fits in with Zionist plans to limit Turkish and Chinese influence in the Mediterranean. Moscow also favors this option; I recall that after the Russian annexation of Crimea, the Chinese temporarily abandoned all investments in the peninsula. In other words, regardless of how events unfold, Russia is effectively facilitating Syria’s integration into the IMEC, no matter what form it takes. The Russians are not part of the Silk Road or IMEC, but they are contributing specifically to a project related to India and the Zionists. The North-South transport corridor is intended to become a link with the Indian Economic Corridor.
Saudi Arabia’s top priority is preventing Turkish influence and turning Damascus into a Turkish satellite. The struggle within the Saudi autocracy is already having an impact here, with lobbyists for the Silk Road pitted against supporters of integration into the “Indian Economic Corridor.” The struggle against Turkish influence is not limited to Syria; it is also taking place in Sudan, where Riyadh and Ankara are competing for control of Khartoum. Meanwhile, in Yemen, the Saudis have openly opposed the UAE’s plans, further confirming the deep rift within the Saudi royal family.
Zionism and its allies make no secret of the fact that Turkey and Iran are the main strategic pillars of the Chinese project, and therefore these two countries should become the primary targets of the Zionist military. But any action is met with resistance, and so Turkey and Iran have begun the process of forming a military-strategic alliance, which will include Pakistan, Iraq, and several other Arab countries.
I dare say that the parties are preparing for new wars that will not be limited to the area of their own sovereignty, and thus the entire Middle East will be drawn into a series of wars. The beginning of new conflicts, where Zionism acts as the instigators, may occur immediately after if J. D. Vance replaces Trump as head of the United States for various reasons. Let me remind you that his wife is from India, which symbolically reflects Washington’s support for the plans of “Israel”, the UAE and India to build IMEC. Another important factor is that J.D. Vance is a proponent of an isolationist approach in US foreign policy, which means that Zionism will have to act independently, where the US will provide support from a distance.
In this case, Zionism and its regional allies will take all risks in the name of the fight against the Silk Road, which will lead to the fact that the key figures of the Chinese project will launch the process of forming stable strategic alliances to confront the enemy(IMEC) and regardless of Washington’s reaction, as it was until recently.
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