Thread by @imetatronink

🧵 The Eurasian Entente and the End of American Hegemony

In the years preceding the Ukraine War, the dominant view was that the China/Russia partnership was a tenuous marriage of convenience. In the face of much ridicule, I consistently argued against this perspective.

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I have long been convinced a Russia / China partnership is a perfectly logical and mutually beneficial course of action for the neighboring Asian superpowers — and that it contained all the elements for an enduring and harmonious relationship.

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Here in 2025, my perspective on the issue continues to be vindicated by events.

In fact, the cooperative anti-hegemonic movement in Asia has gained even greater momentum — particularly in light of Iran's increasing prominence as a third-pole in an expanding entente.

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Iran is already well-positioned, and arguably destined to become the dominant power in southwest Asia. Iran shares a maritime border with Russia, and China is forging both maritime and land-links with Iran.

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The accelerating dissolution of American global hegemony cannot be arrested.

Russia, China, and Iran have correctly concluded that, if they act in concert, they constitute a military / economic power bloc that the rapidly evaporating empire cannot hope to defeat.

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I submit it is therefore naive in the extreme for anyone to entertain the notion that this Eurasian Entente is susceptible to the impotent intrigues the gasping empire may concoct in a futile attempt to disrupt its continuing coalescence.

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