Like i said before, I'm not interested in debating you anymore because you lack consistent epistemology and basically make up whatever context fits your point of view hence the "contexualization" argument you're attempting to dismiss without addressing its concern.
So there's different satellites and the images we see are essentially comprised of many images stitched together. They prioritize the satellites with higher temporal and spatial resolution over areas of increased interest.
The Yuan is more likely than the Rubbel and even that does not have enough liquidity to be a reserve currency. They will need to establish some sort of Asian IMF to consolidate. This is unlikely to occur faster than the WEF/IMF/CBDC/SDR approach being beta tested.
I don't see Russia as being aggressive here. I think they're maintaining a defensive posture with the assumption that NATO will aggress. I think conflicts with both of these countries are most likely to continue to be proxy conflicts (ie. Taiwan, Ukraine, Syria)
Can't have people blocking the surveillance tech