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He argues that Iran's willingness to negotiate only makes sense if China pressured Iran because China's economy and energy position were under stress.
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Energy Dependence
He argues that Iran's willingness to negotiate only makes sense if China pressured Iran because China's economy and energy position were under stress.
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"this off, he would basically need to gauge China's reaction because we know that China and Iran are very strong allies. China has invested..."
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"So the Iranians know те Americans absolutely have no credibility. The Americans are not serious at all about peace negotiations. And these past few..."
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"China receives about a third of its energy needs from Venezuela, Russia, and Iran combined. And China's been very lucky in that these three..."
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"...of a hallucination the first thing to appreciate is that china's energy dependence"
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