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How China Controls Critical U.S. Military Technology 1

How China Controls Critical U.S. Military Technology

Retired U.S. Army Major General John G. Ferrari warns that the U.S. military is dangerously reliant on China for crucial supplies, including parts for missiles and fighter jets. This dependence could cripple America’s defense capabilities if China decided to cut off these supplies during a conflict. Despite efforts across multiple

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Why China Just Pulled The Plug On Russia's LNG Dreams 1

Why China Just Pulled The Plug On Russia’s LNG Dreams

China’s Wison New Energies recently announced a sudden halt to their Russian projects, citing strategic concerns for their company’s future. This decision, made in response to US sanctions on Russia’s LNG industry, includes backing out of constructing crucial modules for Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 project. This project is pivotal for

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China And France Launch Advanced Satellite To Study Gamma Rays

China and France have launched a groundbreaking spacecraft to study the universe’s most powerful explosions, known as gamma-ray bursts. The Space Variable Objects Monitor (SVOM) was sent into orbit by a Chinese rocket from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center. SVOM, created by scientists from both countries, carries advanced telescopes to

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How China's Secret Military Documents Were Sold For $1 1

How China’s Secret Military Documents Were Sold For $1

China’s State Security Ministry disclosed that classified military documents were purchased for 85 cents by a retiree named “Grandpa Zhang.” The sale involved eight volumes, costing less than $4 total. The State Security Ministry of China announced on Thursday that, for the low cost of 85 cents, a retiree had

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How The US Military-Industrial-Complex Is Heavily Dependent On China 1

How The US Military-Industrial-Complex Is Heavily Dependent On China

According to a Govini report, despite efforts to reduce reliance, the US Military-Industrial Complex is increasingly dependent on Chinese suppliers, highlighting vulnerabilities in critical military technologies. The U.S. Navy cut 40 percent of Chinese suppliers out of its “critical technologies” supply chains last year. The Army was able to cut

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