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China, Iran weaponized the global economy to beat the U.S. at its own game — Scott Bessent | ChamberLight
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Adversaries China and Iran have successfully leveraged control over rare earth minerals and the Strait of Hormuz to pressure the U.S. and Israel, exposing significant vulnerabilities in the global economic supply chain despite U.S. sanctions and energy independence claims.
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