Why the Indian Ocean could be China's Achilles' heel in a Taiwan war- Review Nepal News

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Every day, nearly 60 fully loaded very large crude-oil carriers sail between the Persian Gulf and Chinese ports, carrying about half of the oil that powers the world's second-largest economy.

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