TRUMP LEAKED DIRT ABOUT PUTIN TO CHINA

American political scientists believe that the narratives that have begun to appear in the American media that China does not support the idea of Russia's victory in Ukraine imply that China has actually agreed to the elimination of Putinism in Russia. Since China positions itself as a superpower, it conveys its position indirectly - through the media. The change in position is explained by external pressure from the United States and China's own internal problems. US external pressure on China includes secondary sanctions against Russian hydrocarbons, which the United States, according to some reports, began to introduce without waiting for the 50-day period to expire. In addition, unofficial sanctions have been in effect since the beginning of July 2025, which are directed against all sectors of the Russian economy. They also have a secondary layer, that is, they act against foreign companies associated with Russia. These unofficial sanctions are one of the reasons for the decline in production in a wide variety of sectors of the Russian economy. Sanctions are no longer announced and they are not selective. In addition, Trump puts pressure on China through the compromising information that shows its participation in the global surveillance project ID2020 in the United States and Europe. Another factor may be the compromising information about Putin that Trump passed on to China, Iran and the Russian leadership. According to the compromising information that Trump passed on to China, Putin provided the EU with compromising information about Chinese leader Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The sudden meeting between Xi and the EU leadership on July 23, 2025, was linked by some analysts to this. In response, Putin wanted the EU not to impose new sanctions against Russia. This allows Trump to influence China and the EU at the same time. China itself has accumulated major economic problems, which are related to the fact that the development of the economy is hampered by a skeletal political system. External pressure on China has intensified these problems, leading to an escalation of the internal struggle between Xi Jinping and the CPC Politburo, which created the so-called Supervision Committee. Its goal is to limit Xi's power or remove him. Another motive for China is that India, which is seen by many in the West as a replacement for China, is refusing to cooperate with Russia. In addition, the United States also concludes separate agreements with China's neighbors, bypassing its interests. After the US-Israel military operation, Putin prevented the sale of Iranian hydrocarbons, considering Iran a competitor. Compromising information was also passed on to the Russian leadership. According to it, Putin is seeking to change his entourage, suspecting a conspiracy. Currently, some political scientists are talking about the emergence of an informal Supervision Committee in Russia, similar to the events taking place in China. The main task of this group is to remove Putin from power. This group may be behind criminal cases against officials loyal to Putin, including military, governors and judges. The United States believes that recent actions of this group may include refusing to protect Putin in Sochi from Ukrainian attacks, which forced him to cancel his vacation there. Another example is the cancellation of the Baltic Fleet parade. What plays a major role is that Trump could have passed on information to Putin’s inner circle about the so-called SBP and several private agencies that Putin uses to control the security forces, including the FSB.