This is where the Chinese come into this sordid story. Chang Guang Satellite Technology, a Chinese satellite company, has been “directly aiding Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen by providing ...

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The US accusations are completely groundless and Chang Guang Satellite Technology has no business dealings with Iran or the Houthi groups, Chang Guang Satellite Technology told the Global Times on ...

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The State Department has accused a Chinese firm of directly aiding Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen by providing satellite imagery used to target U.S. and international vessels in the Red Sea.

The US State Department on Thursday accused a Chinese firm, Chang Guang Satellite Technology, of directly supporting attacks on US interests by Iran-backed Houthi fighters and called this ...

A Chinese satellite company is supporting attacks by Yemen’s Houthis on American interests, the State Department said Thursday, as the US military announced strikes on a fuel port it said was ...

Amir Daftari is a Newsweek reporter based in London, specializing in global affairs with a focus on the Middle East. He joined Newsweek in 2024 from the United Nations and has previously worked at ...