China has now entered the Iran–US conflict.
Two ships from Iran’s shipping line IRISL — Shabdis and Berzin have departed from Gaolan Port in China, and it is being claimed that they may be carrying chemicals that can later be used to produce rocket and missile fuel.
However, these ships leaving China will have to pass through the same region of the Indian Ocean where, on March 4, 2026, a US submarine sank the Iranian warship IRIS Dena.
In such a situation, if the United States attempts to stop this supply coming from China, the challenge will directly involve China.
If that happens, China could completely halt the supply of rare earth minerals, which would make it difficult for the US to manufacture intercepting missiles.
And if the ships successfully reach Iran, the Iran–US conflict will continue.
In other words, no matter what happens, China is positioned to benefit either way.
And if the ships successfully reach Iran, the Iran–US conflict will continue.
If that happens, China could completely halt the supply of rare earth minerals, which would make it difficult for the US to manufacture intercepting missiles.
In such a situation, if the United States attempts to stop this supply coming from China, the challenge will directly involve China.
However, these ships leaving China will have to pass through the same region of the Indian Ocean where, on March 4, 2026, a US submarine sank the Iranian warship IRIS Dena.
Two ships from Iran’s shipping line IRISL — Shabdis and Berzin have departed from Gaolan Port in China, and it is being claimed that they may be carrying chemicals that can later be used to produce rocket and missile fuel.
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