Red Sea Attacks Spur Claims of Beijing’s Diversion Strategy

Published on January 20, 2024

News Analysis In a recent uptick in global tensions, Houthi armed forces have launched attacks on passing ships in the Red Sea, causing disruptions to global supply chains. Experts suggest that this may be another strategic move by Iran, following their alleged instigation of the Hamas attacks on Israel. Simultaneously, there are claims that China seeks to divert U.S. attention from the Pacific by backing conflict in the Middle East, with evidence suggesting that the origin of the missiles used in the Red Sea attacks points to China. A fifth round of U.S. strikes targetting Iran-backed Houthi armed forces in Yemen occurred earlier on Thursday, reported the BBC....

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