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China to Ignore Trump’s Blockade: The Strait Remains Open to Us

China said it will not comply with the Strait of Hormuz blockade that President Donald Trump imposed on Monday. Beijing explained that it is negotiating with Tehran to transit the waterway and expects other countries not to meddle in its affairs.  Beijing is “monitoring the situation in the Middle East. Our ships are moving in […]
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