China Urges Iran to Control Houthi Attacks in Red Sea

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Chinese officials have reportedly urged Iran to intervene in the Houthi rebel group's attacks on merchant vessels in the Red Sea, warning that continued disruptions could impact their trade relationship. While publicly expressing disapproval of shipping disruptions, China has not openly condemned the Houthis and has linked the Red Sea crisis to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The Houthi attacks are causing significant disruptions to Chinese trade, prompting behind-the-scenes discussions between China and Iran. China's indirect pressure on Iran underscores the potential consequences for their extensive trade ties if the attacks persist.
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- Decoding China: How Beijing deals with the Houthis DW (English)
- China Urges Houthis to Stop Red Sea Attacks TIME
- Could China stop the Houthis? - POLITICO POLITICO
- China pressures Iran to rein in Houthi attacks in Red Sea or risk harming business relations: report Fox Business
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