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CARRIER DEPLOYMENTS IN GULF WILL CONTINUE, U.S. SAYS
PENTAGON SAYS NAVY TRANSITS THROUGH STRAIT OF HORMUZ ARE NECESSARY TO SUPPLY U.S. MISSIONS IN GULF REGION
U.S. MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN PERSIAN GULF `REGULARLY SCHEDULED'
U.S. RESPONDS TO IRAN WARNING AGAINST FUTURE CARRIER MOVES
China, is unlikely to intervene in any upcoming war as well, because Iran is not a security issue for them, and China logistically, has no real interests there besides needing oil
Originally posted by Vitchilo
reply to post by P12SOLD
China, is unlikely to intervene in any upcoming war as well, because Iran is not a security issue for them, and China logistically, has no real interests there besides needing oil
Oil is a security issue for China. No oil = no jobs in China = unemployment = revolts.
But yeah, they can get oil from Russia and Vietnam and Saudi Arabia if need be.
Yes, I heard about the Chinese sub surfacing in the middle of a carrier group...I don't knoiw the circumstances, nor have I ever taken the time to verify the story.
Sink an aircraft carrier? Iran? How do you propose they do that? With their awesome navy? or their precision missiles? Oh, I know, they will use their incredible air force! Give me a break.
The Afghan cabinet has ordered Mines Minister Wahidullah Shahrani to sign an oil exploration contract for Amu Darya with China National Petroleum Corporation,” the Kabul administration confirmed in a statement.
China wrote history this week after gaining approval for oil exploration in the Amu Darya Basin in Afghanistan, making it the first international oil deal made by Afghanistan with a foreign country in several decades.