China deceives the West, Xi Jinping is secretly filling his pockets with money to Vladimir Putin, here are the sensational behind the scenes

The Russian army is in a difficult position. Vladimir Putin is receiving shocking blows in the war in Ukraine, as sanctions against the West until the blockade of Russian oil, continue to cause frightening losses of money. But news that could trigger a major turnaround in the war is China's change, as it is suspected of quietly buying Russian oil by deceiving the West as the war in Ukraine continues. This is a clear sign of Xi Jinping's support for Vladimir Putin. According to a source heard by Reuters, while until a few weeks ago companies avoided new deals for fear of tarnishing Beijing's reputation, now the Chinese Communist Party would stand behind the new deals. Bloomberg, in fact, stressed that negotiations are taking place "at the governmental level" between Moscow and Beijing,

How China is changing course silently

China all this time gave signals that it has totally abandoned Russia. According to reports from IlCorriere, a few days ago Lenovo and Xiaomi, the two largest Chinese Information Technology companies gave signs of withdrawal from Russia, canceling shipments of the material and withdrawing their technicians home. One move revealed much, as the Tsar was placed in total isolation with very little support. Economic and financial isolation will bring Russia to its knees (if it continues for long), resources will dwindle, prices will rise, social unrest will be inevitable, and it will surrender to powerlessness. It is clear that there could be dire consequences on China's path as this conflict evolves. Not only for economic and trade issues, but also for separatist issues. China now finds itself facing a dilemma,

Russian difficulties in Ukraine

Difficulties faced by the Russian military on the battlefield have shocked Moscow forces, which are finding themselves facing both Ukrainian resistance and various complications that distance themselves from the objectives to be achieved. Obstacles slowing down Russian progress were discovered by British military intelligence, which in the latest update revealed that Russian commanders "are under pressure to achieve operational results". Therefore, they must be able to demonstrate that they can achieve the set operational objectives. This is a situation that is certainly not good for Russian forces: it is considered very likely that in the end Moscow may end up with the rapid redeployment of its forces "without proper preparation", with the risk of further friction of forces.