Beijing to probe Houthi military shipment

China denied claims that military equipment and components from Chinese suppliers have been delivered to the Houthi group in Yemen, reaffirming its strict adherence to dual-use export controls and relevant UN Security Council resolutions. The chargé d'affaires of the Chinese embassy in Yemen explained that Beijing is prepared to investigate any reports from the Yemeni government regarding these allegations, and that all communication and cooperation with Yemen are proceeding smoothly. He also emphasized that China supports the legitimate Yemeni government and calls on all parties to return to peaceful dialogue, while maintaining a high level of export oversight and noting that there have been no Chinese staff in Sana'a since the 2015 war. China underscored the importance of de-escalating the conflict in Yemen and safeguarding international navigation in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait, highlighting that much of global trade passes through these areas and that it opposes attacks on ships. It also condemned the conflicts affecting maritime security and urged all parties to reduce tensions, reaffirming its continued support for humanitarian and developmental aid in Yemen.

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