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رسوم ترامب الجمركية تضرب الهند بسبب النفط الروسي، ولكن ليس الصين: لماذا؟
تعريفات ترامب تستهدف واردات الهند من النفط الروسي، لكنها تتجنب الصين
في 30 يوليو 2025، أعلن الرئيس الأمريكي دونالد ترامب عن فرض تعريفات جمركية بنسبة 25% على مجموعة واسعة من المنتجات الهندية، مما أدى إلى مضاعفة إجمالي الرسوم الجمركية على الاستيراد إلى 50%.
المصدر: X (تويتر سابقًا)
قال إن هذا الإجراء اتُخذ ردًا على استمرار الهند في شراء النفط والمعدات العسكرية الروسية، وعلى "ممارساتها التجارية غير العادلة" ورسومها الجمركية المرتفعة على المنتجات الأمريكية. وكان هذا هو المبرر لمضاعفة رسوم ترامب الجمركية على الهند.
في 30 يوليو 2025، أعلن الرئيس الأمريكي دونالد ترامب عن فرض تعريفات جمركية بنسبة 25% على مجموعة واسعة من المنتجات الهندية، مما أدى إلى مضاعفة إجمالي الرسوم الجمركية على الاستيراد إلى 50%.
المصدر: X (تويتر سابقًا)
قال إن هذا الإجراء اتُخذ ردًا على استمرار الهند في شراء النفط والمعدات العسكرية الروسية، وعلى "ممارساتها التجارية غير العادلة" ورسومها الجمركية المرتفعة على المنتجات الأمريكية. وكان هذا هو المبرر لمضاعفة رسوم ترامب الجمركية على الهند.
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🚨 BREAKING: Japan Ends 80 Years of Pacifism — The Pacific Power Shift Has Begun
Japan has just crossed a historic red line With its Cabinet approving a record $58 billion defense budget, Tokyo is executing its largest military expansion since World War II. This is not incremental reform. This is a strategic and civilizational shift that reshapes the balance of power in the Indo-Pacific.
By March, Japan will hit 2% of GDP in defense spending — two years ahead of schedule — instantly making it the world’s third-largest military spender, behind only the United States and China.
📊 WHERE THE MONEY IS GOING
This isn’t defensive housekeeping. It’s long-range capability building.
$6.2B → Long-range standoff strike missiles
$1.13B → Upgraded Type-12 cruise missiles (≈1,000 km range)
$640M → SHIELD program: air, sea & underwater drone swarms by 2028
$1B → Next-generation fighter jets with the UK & Italy
Japan is rapidly moving from self-defense to credible strike deterrence.
🌏 WHAT CHANGED?
Security realities.
Japanese leadership has openly signaled that any move on Taiwan would directly impact Japan’s national security, marking a clear break from decades of strategic ambiguity.
Beijing’s response was immediate:
Travel warnings issued
Diplomatic engagements downgraded
Official statements warning of a “militarist revival”
🔁 THE REGIONAL CASCADE EFFECT
Japan’s shift isn’t happening in isolation:
🇰🇷 South Korea moves closer to nuclear-powered submarine capability with US backing
🇺🇸 United States announces $11B in arms sales to Taiwan — the largest ever
🇯🇵 Pressure mounts on Japan to push defense spending beyond 2%, potentially toward 3%–3.5% of GDP
This is not panic buying.
This is alignment for contingency.
🧠 THE PATTERN NO ONE CAN IGNORE
Across the Pacific:
Post-WWII constraints are being dismantled
Strike capabilities are prioritized over symbolic defense
Taiwan is now openly treated as a flashpoint, not a hypothetical
The last time the Pacific saw military buildups at this speed and scale was the 1930s.
History doesn’t repeat — but it often rhymes.
⚖️ DETERRENCE OR COUNTDOWN?
Supporters argue this is deterrence working as intended — strength preventing conflict.
Critics warn that rapid militarization increases miscalculation risk.
Markets, meanwhile, are watching closely:
Defense stocks surge
Energy routes price in geopolitical risk
Crypto narratives increasingly track macro conflict signals
#Japan #Geopolitics #DefenseNews #GlobalMarketImpact #BinanceSquareTalks
By March, Japan will hit 2% of GDP in defense spending — two years ahead of schedule — instantly making it the world’s third-largest military spender, behind only the United States and China.
📊 WHERE THE MONEY IS GOING
This isn’t defensive housekeeping. It’s long-range capability building.
$6.2B → Long-range standoff strike missiles
$1.13B → Upgraded Type-12 cruise missiles (≈1,000 km range)
$640M → SHIELD program: air, sea & underwater drone swarms by 2028
$1B → Next-generation fighter jets with the UK & Italy
Japan is rapidly moving from self-defense to credible strike deterrence.
🌏 WHAT CHANGED?
Security realities.
Japanese leadership has openly signaled that any move on Taiwan would directly impact Japan’s national security, marking a clear break from decades of strategic ambiguity.
Beijing’s response was immediate:
Travel warnings issued
Diplomatic engagements downgraded
Official statements warning of a “militarist revival”
🔁 THE REGIONAL CASCADE EFFECT
Japan’s shift isn’t happening in isolation:
🇰🇷 South Korea moves closer to nuclear-powered submarine capability with US backing
🇺🇸 United States announces $11B in arms sales to Taiwan — the largest ever
🇯🇵 Pressure mounts on Japan to push defense spending beyond 2%, potentially toward 3%–3.5% of GDP
This is not panic buying.
This is alignment for contingency.
🧠 THE PATTERN NO ONE CAN IGNORE
Across the Pacific:
Post-WWII constraints are being dismantled
Strike capabilities are prioritized over symbolic defense
Taiwan is now openly treated as a flashpoint, not a hypothetical
The last time the Pacific saw military buildups at this speed and scale was the 1930s.
History doesn’t repeat — but it often rhymes.
⚖️ DETERRENCE OR COUNTDOWN?
Supporters argue this is deterrence working as intended — strength preventing conflict.
Critics warn that rapid militarization increases miscalculation risk.
Markets, meanwhile, are watching closely:
Defense stocks surge
Energy routes price in geopolitical risk
Crypto narratives increasingly track macro conflict signals
#Japan #Geopolitics #DefenseNews #GlobalMarketImpact #BinanceSquareTalks
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