China's Rush Into Middle East, Explained. Saudi Arabia & Iran Both Want Yemen, Here's Why

Name: China's Rush Into Middle East, Explained. Saudi Arabia & Iran Both Want Yemen, Here's Why
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Description: The United States, which still has more than 34,000 troops in the Middle East, will not be overtaken militarily by China anytime soon

Video Credit: Rumble - Duration: 18:34s - Published on May 29, 2023

China's Rush Into Middle East, Explained. Saudi Arabia & Iran Both Want Yemen, Here's Why

The United States, which still has more than 34,000 troops in the Middle East, will not be overtaken militarily by China anytime soon

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China's Rush Into Middle East, Explained. Saudi Arabia & Iran Both Want Yemen, Here's Why

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