This is not good for America and out western allies.
U.S. Intelligence Confirms: China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea Are Forming a Dangerous Alliance
In a stunning 2025 intelligence report, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) has issued a dire warning: America’s four biggest adversaries are now coordinating their efforts to weaken and outmaneuver the United States.
The report identifies Communist China, Vladimir Putin’s Russia, the Islamic regime in Iran, and nuclear-armed North Korea as the core of this growing anti-American axis.
China Leads the Pack in Global Influence Warfare
The report singles out China as the most capable global threat to U.S. interests. Beijing is employing a full-spectrum strategy — combining military intimidation, economic pressure, and digital warfare — to expand its global control.
China is expected to ramp up its aggression toward Taiwan in 2025, while continuing to provoke our allies in the South China Sea, including Japan and the Philippines.
China is also labeled as the #1 cyber threat to American businesses and government agencies. Intelligence officials warn that Beijing aims to dominate the artificial intelligence race by 2030, threatening America’s technological and economic future.
Russia: Modern Nukes, Endless War, and No Plans to Stop
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard told lawmakers that Russia is building an advanced nuclear arsenal capable of bypassing U.S. missile defenses.
Despite sanctions and military losses, Vladimir Putin remains fully committed to his brutal war in Ukraine. The ODNI report states that Putin sees this as a “defining moment in his personal legacy and Russia’s competition with the United States.”
Most Russians, according to the report, are still passively supporting the conflict—with no strong alternative to Putin in sight.
Allies in Destruction: China, Iran, North Korea Fueling Russia’s War
The report confirms a growing network of support among these regimes:
- China is helping Russia’s military industry with high-tech components and dual-use materials.
- Iran is supplying Russia with drones and military hardware, in exchange for weapons technology and cyber capabilities.
- North Korea has sent weapons, munitions, and troops to aid the Russian offensive in Ukraine.
This international cooperation is helping Russia survive sanctions and continue striking Ukrainian cities.
Iran Inches Closer to a Nuclear Breakthrough
Although Iran has not officially resumed its nuclear weapons program, its stockpile of enriched uranium is at an all-time high — posing a major risk to U.S. and Israeli security.
The ODNI also revealed disturbing research by Iranian scientists into chemical and biological agents with deadly or incapacitating effects.
Fentanyl Crisis: Over 54,000 Americans Dead from Cartel-Supplied Drugs
One of the most heartbreaking revelations: Mexico-based cartels were linked to over 54,000 U.S. deaths from synthetic opioids in the past year.
Director Gabbard described this as an ongoing public health and national security crisis, driven by transnational criminal organizations trafficking fentanyl and other illicit substances across the southern border.
Terror Threats Resurface – As Climate Change Quietly Disappears from the Agenda
In a shift from previous years, the 2025 intelligence report made no mention of climate change—a topic long emphasized by the left. Gabbard admitted she didn’t know who removed it, but confirmed the report’s new focus is on real, immediate threats.
That includes foreign terrorism in the Western Hemisphere, highlighted by a deadly New Year’s Eve attack in New Orleans by an ISIS-inspired extremist that killed 15 Americans.
Bottom Line for Conservative Americans
The writing is on the wall: Our enemies are united, bold, and gaining ground, while Washington seems caught flat-footed. From cyber warfare and nuclear brinkmanship to open borders and drug cartels, America faces a multi-front assault on our sovereignty, security, and way of life.
It’s time for serious leadership—and a government that puts America First again.