The topic came up when some here complained China didn't help Iran. Your logic is that it's because China didn't make itself loved by Iranians. The burden is on Iran to prove itself worthy. Iran sold out Huawei. Iran didn't care the JF17 from Pakistan and sided with India.
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Ok, this is interesting -
I suspect this is for civilian evacuation instead, both governments probably coordinated with both sides on a timeslot for evac.
The crucial question is whether it wasn't implemented because Iran was unwilling or because China promised more than it was willing to provide after US pressure. Most Chinese probably believe most of the blame is on the Iranian side. If you can understand that, you should also understand that most Iranians are going to put the majority of the blame on the Chinese side. The truth is difficult to know without inside information
As I said before, I'm merely trying to explain why public opinion of China in Iran is not very good. It's because of how politics has played out, not racism, as certain people are claiming. I'm not arguing that China should take any risks for the sake of Iran. I'm explaining that the lack of help when you're supposed to be on the same side leads to even worse disappointment. A bit similar to how Hezbollah probably feels about Iran today. They were supposed to be on the same side, but did very little to help them in the end. This is why Hezbollah isn't active in the current war. And that's also why Iran is unlikely to help China if the US attacks in Taiwan tomorrow. If the Chinese leadership has concluded that arming Iran isn't worth it, then so be it. But you'd have to be mad to think Iranians are happy about it
America is like late stage Rome or late stage Qing now. They are giving high military ranks to anyone connected.
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And yet these IMBECILES dare to stop Chinese innovators and companies from working with their own military!! Lol
I don't know if China caved from US pressure, but I'm pretty sure I read about Iranian politicians opposing the deal leading to it's abandonment so there is that. If you have any proofs or reporting hinting at China's fault, feel free to post them so we can get a clearer picture.
I don't know how you can compare the relation of China and Iran to Iran and Hezbollah, was Iran a puppet of China? Funded and armed by China? Trained by China? I don't think so. In fact did China even claimed to be Iran's ally? Was there a defense pact?
If the answer is "No" to these question then how can Iranian feel "betrayal" by China? When China was just trying to deepen cooperation's with Iran and Iranians expect China to arm them already? Do you want a couple squadrons of J-20 too while we're at it?
It almost looks like Iranians feeling entitled to limitless help and they didn't get it so they feel betrayed?
If the USA thought they could cause a crisis in the Middle East and escape unscathed, they had better think again it seems. If Trump fails to stabilise the nation and instead leads the nation into a civil war that has to potential to break the nation, I dare say bluntly that even if Israel comes out on top against Iran, ultimately it would prove a pyrrhic victory at best given that there is no way Israel will come out unscathed from that fight. Seriously if Trump thought he could save his term by his support for Israel, it could instead serve to ruin him instead