In response to a student’s oil-risk question, Jiang says the simple explanation for U.S. involvement is military doctrine: prevent the heartland from unifying.
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U.s. Doctrine
In response to a student’s oil-risk question, Jiang says the simple explanation for U.S.
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"Allen? So I in fact have a question about the motivation of U.S. to involve in this war. Like as you said that U.S...."
"Okay. All right. So this is the key question that everyone's arguing about. Quite honestly, we're going to argue this for the rest of..."
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