The Huge Elephant in the Room!

 

The Chinese Embassy in Moscow has published a list of countries that the United States bombed after World War II

Japan: August 6 and 9 1945 
Korea and China: 1950–1953 (Korean War)
Guatemala: 1954, 1960, 1967–1969
Indonesia: 1958
Cuba: 1959–1961
Congo: 1964
Laos: 1964–1973
Vietnam: 1961–1973
Cambodia: 1969–1970
Grenada: 1983
Lebanon: 1983, 1984 (attacks on targets in Lebanon and Syria)
Libya: 1986, 2011, 2015
El Salvador: 1980
Nicaragua: 1980
Iran: 1987
Panama: 1989
Iraq: 1991 (Gulf War), 1991–2003 (US and British invasions), 2003–2015
Kuwait: 1991
Somalia: 1993, 2007–2008, 2011
Bosnia: 1994, 1995
Sudan: 1998
Afghanistan: 1998, 2001–2015
Yugoslavia: 1999
Yemen: 2002, 2009, 2011, 2024, 2025
Pakistan: 2007–2015
Syria: 2014–2015

This list consists of approximately 30 countries. China has stressed that "we must never forget who the real threat to the world is".

Then the question arises:

Has Western society ever expressed anger at the USA?
Has there ever been a strong voice raised against it?
Has there ever been a single time when sanctions have been imposed on the US?
This entire world system, which we call the "international community", has been a silent spectator, while the US attacks countries around the world like bandits and turns their dreams into terrible nightmares.
No condemnation, no reprimand, no resentment of any kind.
A cowardly, shameless, and hypocritical global conscience.
What is needed is that this list be broadcasted repeatedly on every possible platform. Videos should be made that expose all these Western hypocrites and remind us of every fact of the crimes committed by the USA around the world.
The list was released by the Chinese Embassy in Russia as a political and moral message at a time when the international media and Western countries were strongly condemning Iran's attack on Israel, but the past of the United States itself was being completely ignored.
The list was published to expose the double standards that the United States and the West adopt in matters of human rights, international law, and global security.
When Iran retaliated against Israel, the United States and its allies began to call Iran a "global threat". The Chinese Embassy issued the list in response to this critical campaign to remind that the real threat is a country that has bombed more than 30 countries since World War II.
China's position is that the United States is not qualified to speak from any moral position, because its own past and present are full of human rights violations and global aggression.
China sent a broader message by releasing the list:
"The world must remember who the real threat is. Western media and governments act with hypocrisy, and when the US commits massacres, they remain silent."
This move is not just a diplomatic or informational one, but also a political response and a moral charge sheet against the one-sided narrative being spread by the USA and its allies.