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How China’s rare earth restrictions could disrupt the U.S. defense industry and reignite a trade war

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🔮 Thanks to that commander-in-chief's tariff war that he created. trump should have anticipated this, that big dummy...

Beijing will not allow the export of rare earth materials for use by foreign militaries, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced on Oct. 9. These are the first restrictions imposed by China that specifically target the defense sector, according to Gracelin Baskaran, a critical minerals expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

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