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China and Russia's likely posture of limited help to Iran without openly treaty-binding themselves or saying they support Iran.
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Strategic ambiguity
China and Russia's likely posture of limited help to Iran without openly treaty-binding themselves or saying they support Iran.
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Jiang predicts China would probably provide weapons and material to Iran on a limited basis while maintaining strategic ambiguity and avoiding a treaty that would drag China or Russia into the war.
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"...this war, China will maintain a position of what we call strategic ambiguity."
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"...They will not sign this treaty because they need to maintain strategic ambiguity. Okay? China and Russia do not want to be dragged into..."
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