To Access the Russian Arctic, China Wants to Make the Irtysh a Shipping Route
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The Chinese authorities are exploring the possibility of creating a new trade route to the Arctic on the Irtysh and Oby Rivers to circumvent Western sanctions and maritime blockades, reports the newspaper South China Morning Post. South China Morning Post states that China is exploring the prospects for a new freight route along the Irtysh and Oby Rivers, transmitting RIA News. This route will provide alternative access to the Arctic and minimiz…
To access the Russian Arctic, China wants to make the Irtysh a shipping route
Armed conflicts have demonstrated the high vulnerability of key international shipping routes. Therefore, to secure access to the resource-rich Russian Arctic, China wants to make the Irtysh River a shipping route.This was reported by the Hong...
Armed conflicts have demonstrated the high vulnerability of key international shipping routes, so for reliable access to the rich resources of the Russian Arctic, China wants to make the Irtysh River a shipping route, as reported by the Hong Kong newspaper South China Morning Post (SCMP),
The Chinese authorities are considering the possibility of establishing a logistics route along the Irtysh and Obi Rivers to the Arctic along with Russia, as reported by the South China Morning Post with reference to sources in the expert community.
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