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Two Mikes - Nuclear Iran via China with Rick Fisher

7/25/2026
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Nuclear Iran via China with Rick Fisher On Today’s episode, The Two Mikes spoke with Mr. Rick Fisher, one of America’s very best experts on China, and a man who President Trump ought to find a way to consult with. In regard to the current war with Iran, Mr. Fisher noted that the U.S. and Israel are on the cusp of turning Iran into one of the world’s strategic pivot points and, eventually, a nuclear-armed-dog of China. Beijing is already arming Iran, and purchases virtually all of Iran’s oil. Indeed, Mr. Fisher claimed that China will not allow Iran to be defeated and disarmed by the United States and Israel. In necessary, China will offer nuclear tactical weapons to Iran to stave off complete defeat and may even do so in unison with North Korea, or at least with its resources. If China does secede to commit itself in Iran’s defense, Beijing’s goal will not only be Iran’s survival, but also to ensure that the U.S.-Israel war against Iran will be the action that displaces American power in the Middle East. In recent months, moreover, Beijing probably has been surprised that Washington knowingly conceded all of the wartime advantages to Iran by failing to send a substantial ground force to Iran, the lack of which makes it all but impossible to definitively defeat Iran. Looking beyond Iran for a Moment, Mr. Fisher said developments in Europe likewise are being closely watched by the Beijing regime. As Ukraine drifts increasingly closer to a clear defeat, the European states will have to decide on whether they will attack Russia in final effort to stave off the annihilation of the Kiev regime. If a Ukraine-Russian war becomes a reality, it is likely that China will stand back and watch, but if Russia loses in Europe through such a matchup, China would certainly move against Russia while it is otherwise disposed. Mr. Fishers frequent writings can be found in the Epoch Times and in the Tai Pei Times online.

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