The Wall Street Journal wrote this evening (June 21st evening): "So far, Israel has not attacked Iran's energy export hubs. If it does, China's cheap oil supply may be cut off. More than 90% of Iran's oil exports are currently heading to China. If this export is seriously disrupted, it means that China's private refineries will have to pay full price for oil for the first time in many years."
[Wit] Comment: China's imports from Iran account for no more than 15% of its total imports, and it can completely find alternative sources. If the Iranian ports are bombed, increasing the valves of the China-Russia oil pipeline will make up for it. This article by The Wall Street Journal clearly has ulterior motives, deliberately exaggerating the 90% proportion, obviously to mislead readers and cause unnecessary associations and concerns. Such one-sided reporting not only lacks objectivity but also shows its intention to create tension.
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