0:03 On February 28th, the US and Israel launched a massive air strike on Iran, resulting in the death of Iran Supreme Leader Kame. Netzens dug up a bold statement from Lee Lee, a professor at China's National Defense University. She said, "The US does not dare to attack Iran. If they do, Iran can destroy Israel in half an hour." Now, the situation has turned the other way. Within half an hour, the US and Israel destroyed Kamee. Those Chinese influencers and statebacked experts who confidently claimed that the US wouldn't dare to attack Iran are now the subject of ridicule across the internet. In March 2020, a segment from China's Central Television's military program caught the public's attention again. In it, Leeli boldly stated,
0:50 "Once the US fires the first missile, as soon as the fire starts, Israel can be destroyed in half an hour. I believe that's the cause and effect here. If you attack me, I can choose not to retaliate, but I'll strike Israel." Nizens mocked her, saying, "Shouldn't Professor Lee follow Kmeni to the grave?" Fudan University's professor Shen Yi also recently made a firm argument about why the US wouldn't dare to attack Iran. He said the core reason is that Iran's countermeasures are too powerful and the US doesn't find it worthwhile to engage in a war after calculating the consequences. He said Iran possesses the strongest ballistic missile and drone forces in the Middle East capable of hitting US bases there and blocking the vital strait of Hermuz. If war breaks out, Iran's allies including Hezbollah and Lebanon and the
1:36 Houthis in Yemen would strike simultaneously. The Middle East would instantly become a powder keg, forcing the US to fight multiple conflicts at once. But reality proved him wrong faster than expected. Lee wasn't the only one being proven wrong. From the go forward to the US intervention of Iraq, from the Russia Ukraine war 3 years ago to Venezuela and now with Iran, none of these so-called Chinese experts or influencers have made a prediction that wasn't shot down. Netzens now joke, "Whoever the Chinese experts support, they're doomed. Will America attack Iran? Oh my goodness, just thinking about it makes me laugh. Do you really think America will attack Iran? They're broke with nothing at home, always pretending. Do you think they'll dare to attack? Even
2:21 if they had a thousand chances, they wouldn't dare. >> Will America dare to attack Iran? Honestly, no. They really won't. And it's not because America fears Iran, but because they're wary of the two big military powers behind Iran, China and Russia. Why won't America attack Iran? Because China has set a line, don't attack Iran. Attacking Iran would be like making China an enemy. >> Iran scared the US with just one missile. America had planned to strike Iran this weekend, but then on the 20th, Trump announced a delay. He said they'd decide in the next 2 weeks. As soon as the US dares to attack Iran, that's when we'll attack Taiwan. Simple as that.
3:06 >> However, after Kame was killed, these experts and influencers fell completely silent. At the end of last year, Lee once again hyped up Venezuela's military strength. She said, "With Russia's S300 air defense missiles, at least American planes wouldn't dare to enter Venezuelan airspace. If the US tries a ground attack, that's even more impossible." She told viewers that Americans were timid and intimidated by Venezuela's military power. But by the start of 2026, US forces captured Venezuelan President Maduro and Leel's predictions were proven wrong. It turns out that the predictions of Chinese Communist Party experts are completely divorced from reality, sparking widespread ridicule among Chinese nitizens. Chinese military experts constantly make indisputable mistakes, always so
3:54 certain, standing opposed to the real outcomes. Yet, they don't even flinch. It feels like they've been living by spouting nonsense for a long time. What's even more unbelievable is that they have no sense of guilt. Far beyond what we expect from a normal person. Why does this strange thing happen? They talk nonsense as if it's truth. and millions, even tens of millions of people follow them. It makes you wonder, are we living in a world where everything is upside down? Now they can boldly lie in front of everyone. >> Why are Leel's predictions so frequently proven wrong? It's not necessarily that they lack expertise, but because as the CCP's wolf warrior mouthpieces, their job is to confuse the public and mislead them. How could they tell the truth? Even if they know what's going on, as long as the truth doesn't align with the
4:40 CCP's interests, they must follow the party's narrative and lie with their eyes wide open. The death of the Iranian dictator Kame has brought about a great deal of reflection within China. State-run media in China have used terms like killed and martyed, referring to a morning period. When Shinua announced Jimene's death, they also included a biography praising him for facing harsh international sanctions and domestic economic pressures and for proposing the resistance economy strategy seeking to achieve national self-sufficiency. An article reprinted by Phoenix Network referred to Kamee as an anti-American, anti-Israel fighter. Externally, Kame's decapitation has had multiple impacts with one of the most significant being on China's relationship with Iran. From
5:25 a geopolitical perspective, Kmeni's death has directly severed Iran's role as the last major proxy of China and Russia in the Middle East. In recent years, CCP general secretary Xi Jinping has actively promoted trilateral cooperation between China, Russia, and Iran. He aimed to build a strategic reliance to counter the US and its democratic allies. Iran by supporting groups like Hamas and Hezbollah has not only expanded its influence in the Middle East but has also provided key support for China's belt and road initiative helping Beijing secure energy resources and counter US containment efforts. Kamini's death directly challenges the cohesion of the China Russia Iran axis. Additionally, it will divert China and Russia's resources further impacting China's ability to deter actions in hotspots like the South
6:12 China Sea and Taiwan Strait. Beijing had hoped to use Iran to divert US attention, but now the US may shift more focus to the Asia-Pacific, containing China's expansion in the South China Sea. The economic impact is also significant. China and Russia have deepened cooperation in infrastructure and energy development. In 2021, China and Iran signed a 25-year comprehensive cooperation agreement with China pledging an investment of about 400 billion US for Iran's oil, natural gas development infrastructure construction, and technology transfer. In return, much of Iran's oil exports go to China. This agreement not only helped Iran bypassed Western sanctions, but also provided China with a stable energy import channel. Iran has become a key pillar of China's Belt and Road
6:58 initiative in the Middle East. Experts analyze that if there's a regime change in Iran, China's $400 billion investment could be at risk because the new regime might unnull the existing agreements. This would not only result in a financial loss, but also disrupt China's supply chain, China's energy supply chain. Iranian oil accounts for a significant portion of China's imports, and if supply is interrupted, Beijing could face rising energy prices and disruptions in its supply chain. Additionally, from a diplomatic perspective, the Kame incident significantly impacts the upcoming meeting between President Trump and Xi Jinping. The White House recently confirmed that US President Trump will visit China from March 31st to April 2nd. However, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs remained unusually
7:43 low-key during a routine press conference and refused to confirm the visit. This meeting was originally seen as a key point in US China relations, but the Iranian incident has shifted the negotiating dynamics between the two sides. Chinese commentator Chen Pulk pointed out that Trump's visit to China on the surface seems to be a gesture to honor Xi Jinping. But in reality, it is aimed at stabilizing Beijing and preventing China from interfering in America's Middle East operations. At the same time, Trump must consider US economic and public interests. So, he still needs to deal with Xi Jinping. However, Kmenia's decapitation allows Trump to appear as the victor. He has successfully dealt with Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran, countries seen as CCP allies. Xi Jinping will feel very embarrassed.
8:29 Trump is going to Beijing as a victorious strongman, and the terms of their negotiations will be completely different. Chen Kong analyzed that Xi Jinping is not only facing a complete collapse internationally with the Belt and Road Initiative's lifeline being blocked, but he is also occupied with internal power struggles. He has focused on consolidating his power because his corruption purges has caused him to lose both popularity and party support. By using coup-like methods, he has toppled influential figures in the military such as Jang Yoya and Leo Jen Lee. Essentially, he has lost the support of the military. Chenko believes that Xi Jinping has a lot to ask from Trump during their meeting. He needs Trump's endorsement, hoping that the US president and Western leaders will recognize his position and help him solidify his standing within the party.
9:16 However, she will be in a weak position in negotiations with Trump. Chin Hokkung said if there are economic or trade negotiations, she will definitely be the one to make concessions while Trump will come out as the big winner. Of course, in China's domestic propaganda, they will promote that she and Trump are on equal terms and that China is a winner or that it's a win-win situation. But in reality, after the Iran strike, the outcome of the Xi Trump meeting is already very clear. A deeper impact is that Kamini's death is seen as a warning, signaling to Xi Jinping to know his place. On Saturday, February 28th, President Trump publicly declared on social media that Iran's Supreme Leader Kame is dead. He described it as the end of one of the most evil people in history. This was not only a declaration
10:03 of victory against Iran, but also a direct challenge to the global anti-American axis. He emphasized that this is the best opportunity for the Iranian people to take back their country. He warned Iran not to retaliate or it would face unprecedented force in response. This bold statement came shortly after the USIsrael joined air strike on Iran. American and Israeli aircraft and drones boldly launched daytime strikes on Iranian soil, precisely targeting Hamee and several of his high-ranking officials. Trump's subsequent warning not only paved the way for Iran's regime change, but also sent a message to the world. The US has regained control in the Middle East and any anti-American proxy could face the decapitation strike. This is a heavy blow to Xi Jinping. Japanese senior media figure Akio Yayita recently posted
10:51 on Facebook interpreting the air strike that killed Hamemene as a highly politicized strategic move rather than just a regional Middle Eastern conflict. He stated that this is exactly the warning sent to Beijing right before the US president's visit. The purpose is to make Beijing face reality before the meeting begins. Yaya's analysis is sharp and direct. He believes a kame swift decapitation not only shattered his image as the strongest anti-American country in the Middle East, but also tore off China's mask. On principal issues, Trump will never compromise with China. And this air strike has dealt at least a triple blow to Xi Jinping. First, this incident completely exposed the hollowess of China's self-proclaimed big country narrative. Beijing has long promoted a story about the community of
11:36 shared human destiny and its role as a leader of the global south. Now it seems empty and powerless. Other countries that rely on China for protection or investment throughout Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East will reassess. If China can't even protect Iran, a core partner, what right does it have to flex its muscles on the global stage? The collapse of this image will directly weaken Beijing's influence in the global south. Second, Yayita emphasized that China's longted defense system myth has been disproven by reality. Iran's air defense system, particularly its core command and control elements, relies on Chinese exports like the JY10. These systems were marked as highly mobile and reliable, capable of integrating multi-source radar data and countering complex threats. However, during the
12:22 USIsrael action, F-35 stealth jets and drone swarms boldly attacked during the day with little resistance. Iran's NGA air defense system was practically useless. Whether it was electronic warfare suppression, stealth target detection, or multi-layered interception, none of them performed as expected. This revealed the shortcomings of China's exported air defense technology. A similar situation played out in Venezuela this January. Countries relying on Chinese weapons have seen their air defense systems crumble in the face of US military power. The global arms market will now reassess. Is it really worth spending huge sums on Chinese weapons? Countries like Pakistan, Myanmar, and other potential buyers might turn to more reliable Western or Russian systems. This will severely damage China's arms export
13:08 credibility and revenue, and the strategy of expanding geopolitical influence through arm sales will face serious challenges. More broadly, it undermines China's military modernization and leaprogging propaganda, prompting the world to question the true capabilities of Beijing's military. Third, the most embarrassing and psychologically impactful point is that Xiinping's personal sense of security has been completely shattered. This level of decapitation can only be carried out by the world's strongest military power, one that possesses precise intelligence sharing, real-time satellite tracking, comprehensive electronic warfare suppression, and stealth performance penetration. Trump's declaration that Kamee, one of the most evil people in history, is dead, is a warning to all dictatorial leaders. Any regime challenging US hedgemony could
13:55 face a similar fate. Yay. Yayita stated that when a top leader demonstrates his ability on the world stage, other so-called tough leaders will inevitably have to reconsider their positions. She, as a representative of the centralized power model, has long relied on internal purges and high pressure stability maintenance to consolidate his power. However, a decapitation strike from the outside will amplify his fear. As Yayita described, Xi Jinping may very well be shivering under the coverers. This
