Chinese Mainland Denies Pakistan Link in Rare Earth Export Rules
The Chinese mainland’s Foreign Ministry says rare earth export controls are unrelated to Pakistan, calling rumors of Pakistan gifting samples to the U.S. “baseless.”
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The Chinese mainland’s Foreign Ministry says rare earth export controls are unrelated to Pakistan, calling rumors of Pakistan gifting samples to the U.S. “baseless.”
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