China is focused on protecting its economic interests in Venezuela following the U.S. attack. Beijing has called for dialogue and condemned the military strike. China’s investments in Venezuela, including energy projects, are worth billions. The country aims to safeguard its nationals and businesses in the region.

Despite being a major destination for Venezuelan crude, China has limited economic ties with Venezuela. The majority of China’s oil imports come from the Middle East, not Venezuela. China’s stance on Taiwan remains unchanged amid geopolitical tensions in the region.

China’s high-level diplomacy continued as President Xi Jinping met with leaders from Ireland and South Korea. Beijing remains focused on its global influence despite the crisis in Venezuela. The U.S. attack has raised concerns for China’s commercial interests and stability in the region.

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