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He claims Iran's importance is strategic to the U.S.-China contest over trade routes, with Shanghai-era logic making geography and logistics central to influence calculations.
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He claims Iran's importance is strategic to the U.S.-China contest over trade routes, with Shanghai-era logic making geography and logistics central to influence calculations.
"Okay? Without Tehran, Beijing could not access Europe. And then Moscow also sees Tehran as very important as well for its north -south trade..."
Jiang treats the Xi–Trump visit as a strategic theater.
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