China Urges Iran to Curb Houthi Attacks in Red Sea

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Chinese officials have urged Iran to restrain Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea, warning that such attacks could harm business relations between the two countries. The discussions took place in recent meetings in Beijing and Tehran, with China emphasizing the impact on its trade with Iran if its interests were affected. While China is Iran's biggest trading partner, their trade relationship is imbalanced, with China heavily reliant on Iranian oil. Despite China's influence, Iran's regional alliances and priorities also shape its decision-making, and Beijing has been hesitant to use its leverage over Iran.
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