China-Iran Partnership: A Game-Changer in Global Satellite Systems | #china #beidou #iran

The United States cautioned Iran against utilizing the Chinese satellite system, expressing concerns that it would undermine the dominance of the US satellite infrastructure. Yet, with the recent actions and rhetoric by the US concerning Iran during the Israel-Palestine conflict, it raises doubts about whether Iran will comply with the US’s directives. As expected, Iran chose to distance itself from the US and instead forge closer ties with China. This shift grants China significant capability to challenge the US, potentially causing insecurity. As a result, the US may lose its total control over other nations’ missile guidance via its GPS, given the gradual shift towards the Chinese satellite network. #satellite #missile #gps ========================================================== COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: ------------------------------------- From the perspective of the United States of America, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. From the perspective of Bangladesh, copyright disclaimer under section 72 of the copyright act 2000, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comments, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. If you have any issue, problem or query feel free to mail us. 👉 @ ========================================================== ANTI-PIRACY WARNING --------------------------------------- This content’s Copyright is solely owned by East to West. Any unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, or re-upload is strictly prohibited from this material. Legal action will be taken against those who violate the copyright of the material. =========================================================== The big question emerging is whether this move signals a decline in US GPS dominance. Let’s delve into the reasons behind the US’s opposition to Iran using the Chinese satellite system and why China emerges as a compelling choice for Iran. The video will cover these aspects comprehensively and explore if the US can effectively block Iran’s transition to the Chinese satellite system. Iran has officially pivoted towards China’s Beidou satellite system, marking a significant departure from reliance on the US-controlled GPS. This shift symbolizes a leap in missile technology and holds the potential to reshape global geopolitical dynamics. The move to adopt China’s satellite system isn’t just about missiles; it mirrors Iran’s changing strategic alliances and its pursuit of autonomy in a world shaped by power rivalries. Missiles play a crucial role in modern warfare, serving as precision tools for long-range strikes targeting military and nuclear facilities over vast distances. Yet, the efficiency of these missiles heavily relies on accurate positioning and navigation systems, where satellite navigation systems come into play. The two most advanced systems are the US GPS and China’s Beidou system. While the GPS primarily serves the United States and its allies, it poses a vulnerability for nations in conflict with the US, such as Iran. The US holds the capability to disrupt or deactivate GPS signals, effectively rendering the missiles of other countries inoperative, as previously demonstrated in conflicts like the 1991 Gulf War and the 1999 Kosovo War. Iran’s adoption of China’s Beidou satellite system liberates it from reliance on GPS, amplifying missile precision and dependability. This decision is part of a broader strategic partnership between China and Iran that encompasses various sectors like energy, infrastructure, finance, and military collaboration. While this collaboration strengthens the ties between the two nations, it sparks concerns in the United States and Israel regarding Iran’s expanding influence in the Middle East. Situated amidst Russia, the Caucasus Mountains, Afghanistan, and the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, Iran holds a pivotal position in global geopolitics. This geographical advantage, coupled with its nuclear capabilities, bestows significant influence on Iran in international relations. Despite encountering US sanctions, Iran has consistently upheld an independent stance on the global stage, with China serving as its primary partner in development. China’s respect for the independent development paths of various nations, including Iran, involves assuming substantial risks, like constructing oil pipelines to ensure secure oil transportation. Iran’s entry into the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has created fresh opportunities for regional security and economic collaboration, offering advantages to both China and Iran.