LOL,
they don't have any spare.
Mr. President, Donald Trump, we—the Free World—are fully behind the liberation of beautiful Venezuela from Maduro’s Bolshevik gang! still, Do you still support the swift liberation of beautiful Venezuela, from Maduro’s Bolshevik gang?
USA is looking to invade Venezuela, Colombia and Cuba. America's goal is world domination of all energy resources. Once achieved America will control the world! Take down Venezuela, Iran, destroy Russia and then they can control China by starving them of crude oil.
Afghanistan has to be revisited by Trump to get the airport back to create staging grounds for the attack on Iran. Once Iran falls, America can stage from there to take down Russia and break it up. China will be the last proverbial domino to fall.
Here...
AI Overview
China is Venezuela's largest customer, with recent reports indicating that approximately
85-90% of Venezuela's oil exports go to China, both directly and indirectly. While specific percentages fluctuate, this translates to tens of thousands of barrels per day. In the past year, a significant amount of Venezuelan oil has been re-routed to China after oil companies faced sanctions.
- Significant portion of Venezuela's exports: In September 2025, China accounted for about 85% of Venezuela's oil sales, according to Reuters and Venezuelanalysis. In the months prior, the figure was even higher, reaching nearly 90% in June 2025, notes Venezuelanalysis.
- Indirect shipments: Shipments often go through intermediaries and are relabeled to disguise their origin, especially to avoid sanctions, says Reuters.
- Varying trade volumes: In 2022, China imported about 110 million barrels, or roughly 300,000 barrels per day, of Venezuelan crude, notes Reuters. By August 2023, imports averaged about 430,000 barrels per day, according to Reuters.
- Factors influencing imports: Trade levels can fluctuate due to sanctions, political shifts, and changes in Venezuela's production, as seen in April and May 2025, says Fundación Andrés Bello.
And here...
AI Overview
China imports the vast majority of Iran's oil exports, with some estimates indicating it purchases over 90%. While official Chinese customs data may not reflect the full amount, shiptracking data from firms like Kpler and Vortexa suggests China imports over 1.3 to 1.4 million barrels of Iranian oil per day, or an average of about 14.6% of China's total crude oil imports in 2024. This trade is facilitated through unofficial channels, such as a "shadow fleet" of tankers, to circumvent U.S. sanctions.
- Volume:
China imports a substantial amount of Iranian oil, estimated to be between 1.3 and 1.4 million barrels per day on average in 2024, according to Kpler and Vortexa data.
- Percentage:
This amounts to approximately 14.6% of China's total oil imports in 2024.
- Trade dynamics:
The trade is largely unofficial and conducted through a "shadow fleet" of tankers with disabled transponders to avoid sanctions.
- Market share:
China buys over 90% of Iran's oil exports, which is a key source of revenue for Iran despite U.S. sanctions.
- China's official data:
Official Chinese customs data often shows lower import numbers than shiptracking data, likely due to the use of unofficial channels and transshipment points like Malaysia to disguise the origins of the oil.
After Iran and Venezuela fall, Russia will be it for China's main crude supplier. The USA controls all other suppliers in the Middle East and will tell them not to sell to China.
Putin is useless at war. He will still be debating this or that as Russia is broken into many pieces and America takes it over. The Russians will be relocated to New Russia and the spoils divided among NATO.
China—for them, Outer Manchuria and Lake Baikal are the number one targets today.
Japan !!
