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AI-generatedPotential arms sales from China to Iran could escalate the conflict, increasing demand for defense equipment and possibly disrupting oil supply from the region. The mechanism is geopolitical tension leading to defense spending and energy supply concerns. Impact is global but centered on Middle East and US-China relations.
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- Chinese companies planning clandestine arms sales to Iran, including MANPADs.
- US officials urge China to halt arms sales to Iran.
- US President Trump visiting Beijing to persuade China to stop transfers.
Brent crude prices up 3-5% in the short term due to Strait of Hormuz disruption risk.
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