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Iran war could be dragged for another 5 - 10 years.
When the war is finished in a decade, China's military might will become superior to the US almost in every aspects, except with fewer aircraft carriers.
Vietnam's military strategy to treat China as a potential enemy is also pointless.
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No, the US will not repeat a Vietnam style war with Iran. because that’s military and economic suicide. Very possible the US, Israeli alliance will attack Iran with short term operations every year or every 2 years.
No, Vietnam doesn’t consider China as enemy. Time has changed a bit under current Chinese administration.
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Wang Yi, Wang Xiaohong, and Dong Jun will travel to Vietnam to attend the first ministerial meeting of the China-Vietnam "3+3" strategic dialogue mechanism on diplomacy, defense, and public security.
2026-03-13 15:36 Source: Xinhua Daily
According to a March 13 report on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website, a spokesperson announced that at the invitation of Vietnam, Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs, along with Wang Xiaohong, member of the Secretariat of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Public Security, and Dong Jun, Minister of National Defense, will visit Vietnam from March 15 to 17 to attend the first ministerial meeting of the China-Vietnam "3+3" strategic dialogue mechanism on diplomacy, defense, and public security. During his stay in Vietnam, Wang Yi will also co-chair the 17th meeting of the China-Vietnam Bilateral Cooperation Steering Committee with Vietnamese leaders.
--Something serious is happening ?--
王毅、王小洪、董军将赴越南出席中越外交、国防、公安“3+3”战略对话机制首次部长级会议
据外交部网站3月13日消息，外交部发言人宣布：应越方邀请，中共中央政治局委员、外交部长王毅与中共中央书记处书记、公安部长王小洪，国防部长董军将于3月15日至17日赴越南出席中越外交、国防、公安“3＋3”战略对…
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Vietnam's U.S. Trade Surplus Hits $19 Billion, Leading All Partners in January
According to a Reuters report, Vietnam generated the biggest trade surplus with the United States in January, surpassing both Mexico and China.
This shift occurred as Vietnamese exports increased significantly while direct shipments from China to the U.S. declined. Official U.S. data indicates Vietnam's surplus with the United States reached $19 billion for the month, the highest figure among all U.S. trading partners. Taiwan, Mexico, and China followed in the ranking.
Vietnamese exports to the U.S. rose 53% year-over-year in January to more than $20 billion. During the same period, U.S. imports from China fell by 46%. Vietnam's trade surplus with the United States has exceeded China's since the second quarter of 2025 and was second only to Mexico for the last three quarters of that year.
The total surplus for all of 2025 was $178 billion. The increase in Vietnamese exports coincides with higher tariffs on Chinese goods. Concurrently, Vietnam's imports of Chinese products, many intended for re-export, hit a record level in January according to Vietnamese data.
The administration of the current President of the United States has frequently alleged that Vietnam serves as a conduit for Chinese goods, which may face lower duties if labeled as Vietnamese. Goods deemed to be illegally transshipped are subject to U.S. tariffs of 40%, though specific criteria for that determination have not been outlined. New investigations into possible unfair trade practices by Vietnam and other nations were initiated recently.
Washington imposed 20% tariffs on Vietnamese goods in August. Following a Supreme Court ruling in February that struck down global tariffs as illegal, a 10% global tariff was implemented for 150 days. Trade negotiations between Hanoi and Washington have been ongoing for months but have not concluded, with officials citing the large trade gap and disagreements over proposed U.S. tariff rates on Vietnamese goods.
https://www.indexbox.io/blog/vietna...s-19-billion-leading-all-partners-in-january/
According to a Reuters report, Vietnam generated the biggest trade surplus with the United States in January, surpassing both Mexico and China.
This shift occurred as Vietnamese exports increased significantly while direct shipments from China to the U.S. declined. Official U.S. data indicates Vietnam's surplus with the United States reached $19 billion for the month, the highest figure among all U.S. trading partners. Taiwan, Mexico, and China followed in the ranking.
Vietnamese exports to the U.S. rose 53% year-over-year in January to more than $20 billion. During the same period, U.S. imports from China fell by 46%. Vietnam's trade surplus with the United States has exceeded China's since the second quarter of 2025 and was second only to Mexico for the last three quarters of that year.
The total surplus for all of 2025 was $178 billion. The increase in Vietnamese exports coincides with higher tariffs on Chinese goods. Concurrently, Vietnam's imports of Chinese products, many intended for re-export, hit a record level in January according to Vietnamese data.
The administration of the current President of the United States has frequently alleged that Vietnam serves as a conduit for Chinese goods, which may face lower duties if labeled as Vietnamese. Goods deemed to be illegally transshipped are subject to U.S. tariffs of 40%, though specific criteria for that determination have not been outlined. New investigations into possible unfair trade practices by Vietnam and other nations were initiated recently.
Washington imposed 20% tariffs on Vietnamese goods in August. Following a Supreme Court ruling in February that struck down global tariffs as illegal, a 10% global tariff was implemented for 150 days. Trade negotiations between Hanoi and Washington have been ongoing for months but have not concluded, with officials citing the large trade gap and disagreements over proposed U.S. tariff rates on Vietnamese goods.
https://www.indexbox.io/blog/vietna...s-19-billion-leading-all-partners-in-january/
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That 3+3 format is a sign of trust. That’s another step after Vietnam has agreed to share intelligence if there is a risk to either country.Wang Yi, Wang Xiaohong, and Dong Jun will travel to Vietnam to attend the first ministerial meeting of the China-Vietnam "3+3" strategic dialogue mechanism on diplomacy, defense, and public security.
2026-03-13 15:36 Source: Xinhua Daily
According to a March 13 report on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website, a spokesperson announced that at the invitation of Vietnam, Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs, along with Wang Xiaohong, member of the Secretariat of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Public Security, and Dong Jun, Minister of National Defense, will visit Vietnam from March 15 to 17 to attend the first ministerial meeting of the China-Vietnam "3+3" strategic dialogue mechanism on diplomacy, defense, and public security. During his stay in Vietnam, Wang Yi will also co-chair the 17th meeting of the China-Vietnam Bilateral Cooperation Steering Committee with Vietnamese leaders.
--Something serious is happening ?--
王毅、王小洪、董军将赴越南出席中越外交、国防、公安“3+3”战略对话机制首次部长级会议
据外交部网站3月13日消息，外交部发言人宣布：应越方邀请，中共中央政治局委员、外交部长王毅与中共中央书记处书记、公安部长王小洪，国防部长董军将于3月15日至17日赴越南出席中越外交、国防、公安“3＋3”战略对…
China/Vietnam • Beijing and Hanoi agree to share intelligence on foreign interference - 02/05/2025 - Intelligence Online
Xi Jinping's recent visit to Vietnam included a security component. Beijing and Hanoi's services reached an intelligence sharing agreement, which could be replicated in other Southeast Asian - 5/2/2025
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