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Chinese Firm Accused of Supporting Houthi Attacks on US

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  • US accuses Chinese firm of aiding Houthi attacks
  • Chang Guang Satellite allegedly provides satellite imagery
  • Firm faces US sanctions and has military-civil fusion ties
  • Alleged support continues despite warnings to China
  • CGSTL denies awareness of allegations and was previously sanctioned
  • Plans to increase satellites in orbit for enhanced surveillance
  • Potential confirmation of involvement could worsen US-China relations
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  • The strikes targeted the Ras Isa Fuel Port in Northwest Yemen, aiming to cut off a key revenue source for the Houthis.
  • This action marked the 34th consecutive day of US strikes on Houthi targets, indicating a sustained effort to disrupt the group's operations.
  • By hitting oil facilities for the first time, the US escalated its campaign against the Iran-backed Houthi terrorists in the region.
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  • The US State Department accuses Chang Guang Satellite Technology of directly supporting attacks by Houthi fighters against American interests.
  • Despite warnings to China about the firm's alleged support to the Houthis, the Chinese government has reportedly ignored these concerns.
  • CGSTL, closely linked to the Chinese government, has been described as a central firm in China's military-civil fusion program, requiring private sector companies to provide assistance to the government.
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