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The Solomon Islands has begun uprooting US interference in its political and information space;
It has also banned violent US-backed opposition groups and removed from power US-sponsored opposition leaders;
This has been made possible with support from China, the Solomon Islands’ largest trade partner;
The US and the Western media are now accusing China of “encroaching” on the island nation and of the nation’s government of suppressing “democracy” and “human rights;”
This same pattern of US interference is exactly what precipitated the ongoing US proxy war with Russia in Ukraine.
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