Chinese-owned tanker hit by Houthi missiles in Red Sea despite assurances of ship safety from Houthis
A Chinese-owned oil tanker was hit by Houthi missiles in the Red Sea, with no casualties reported and the vessel continuing its course, contradicting previous assurances from the Houthis not to attack Chinese vessels. Meanwhile, talks between the Houthis and China and Russia indicate a potential exchange of ship safety for political support.
The region has seen increased military engagements, with Western navies like France, Germany, and the US actively countering Houthi threats.
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