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So there is little doubt that the conflict in Iran has hurt much of the world economy,

but not Russia. Data suggests the Kremlin has already made billions of dollars in additional oil revenue since the United States and

Israel attacked Iran. But beyond just cash, how much will this change Vladimir Putin's

broader strategy? And what about the war in Ukraine? In a moment, I will speak with a top

Russia expert. But first, one of the other big stories this week,

President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing. Here's my read on things. The world's two most

powerful leaders were actually supposed to meet last month. It was delayed because of the

conflict in Iran. But even though Trump is very eager to generate headlines that are not about the Middle

East, Iran will cast a shadow over his trip this week.

The White House is reportedly planning to ask China to help broker an agreement to end the

conflict in Iran.

Xi Jinping might want such an outcome, too.

Beijing wants the global economy back on track,

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