China “privately” asked Iran to help restrain Yemen’s Houthis (Ansarallah) after Saudi Arabia sought Beijing’s help over threats to oil exports and shipping, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing three Iranian sources familiar with the discussions.
Iran responded that regional stability required the United States and Israel to end their war against it, according to the sources, while Beijing made no explicit threats or suggestions of economic pressure, and it remained unclear whether Tehran would act on the request.
China’s Foreign Ministry has told Reuters it opposed the conflict spreading to Yemen and the Red Sea, calling for dialogue, respect for national sovereignty, and protection of infrastructure essential to livelihoods.
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