China wins the US-Israeli war against Iran: 6 reasons Beijing gained the most without firing a shot
China has emerged as a major beneficiary of the US-Israeli war against Iran without firing a shot, gaining diplomatic capital and increasing its influence in the region. China's President Xi Jinping presented the country as a leader that can mediate global conflict, highlighting its growing role in international affairs.
China's President Xi Jinping welcomed Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, using the opportunity to highlight China's role in maintaining global peace and order. Xi criticized the 'law of the jungle' and emphasized the need for multilateralism, subtly referencing the US's actions in Iran. The ongoing conflict has boosted China's position as an alternative supplier of clean energy, with over 70% of global solar, wind, battery, and electric vehicle supply chains. China's diplomatic efforts, including helping Pakistan bring together conflicting parties, have earned it lasting diplomatic capital. The US's military actions in Iran have also provided China with valuable insights into US operational patterns and depleted US military stockpiles, giving China a strategic advantage. China's control of rare earths, essential for precision-guided US weapons, further increases its leverage.
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