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The CEO of the Russian company Rosneft, Igor Sechin, confirmed that China experienced a Strait of Hormuz crisis but was able to overcome its repercussions thanks to the strategic buildup of oil reserves and the development of cooperation with Moscow since the beginning of the Middle East crisis. He added that China's ability to manage the crisis reflects the importance of early preparedness for supply disruption risks, and that strategic stocks and collaboration with Russia contributed to reducing the impact of disruptions in oil movement through the strait. China is now the world's largest importer of crude oil, playing an increasingly significant role in the global energy market due to its diversified sources of supply and its capacity to store large quantities of oil. It is expected to gain even greater importance in markets as OPEC's influence wanes, especially amid the challenges posed by supply disruptions and tensions in the Middle East.
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