He predicts that naval choke-points and trade access will likely become a major future front because U.S. control and Russian counter-moves are framed as economically coercive strategies.
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He predicts that naval choke-points and trade access will likely become a major future front because U.S.
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"states believes that it controls all trade access because the oceans represents trade access and so what the united states has been doing has..."
"what the united states is going to do is it's going to arm israel to counter iran it's going to arm germany to counter..."
"something that we'll discuss um more concretely for the rest of the semester all right so now what i'm gonna do now is explain..."
"...that the Americans have... They have parked one -third of their naval assets in the Caribbean today. It's to tell the Chinese and the..."
"...point in the world. All America has to do is park naval carriers inside the Shard of Malacca, and China will lose 90 %..."
"...Africa, and the Middle East. Okay. Right? And so by positioning naval carriers inside the Shard of Malacca, it creates a blockade, and China..."
"what Trump's going to do is he's going to impose a naval blockade on Iran's naval blockade, right? And so the question then is,..."
"...advantage that Russia has is that America doesn't have that much naval assets anymore. It used to, but not anymore. The other thing is..."
"...on the Circassian border. global trade, where a counter to America's naval blockade is by creating a Eurasian trade block that involves Iran, Russia,..."
"...escalation will increase. You know, Trump has talked about using U.S. naval ships to escort oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. This is..."
"...conflict where it's a war of attrition, right? So it's a naval blockade. You have some ground forces deployment and you have some continual..."
"...conflict where it's a war of attrition. Right. So it's a naval blockade. You have some ground forces deployment and you have some air..."
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Jiang reframes the Iran-Israel-U.S.-Russia conflict as a long-horizon contest in worldview and political systems, where structural elites, narrative control, and religious grammar shape strategy more than leaders changing seats.
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