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China Won’t Bail Out Trump’s Lost War
In the 48 hours that followed the Houthi attacks on Riyadh’s main international airport, China’s major media outlets largely focused on an Iranian offer to help mediate between the two warring parties.
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In the two days after Houthi missiles struck Riyadh’s main international airport, killing 13 and injuring dozens, Chinese state media highlighted an Iranian proposal to mediate the conflict. The offer was conveyed during a phone call between Iran’s and Saudi Arabia’s foreign ministers on Oct. 11, following the attack. Earlier reporting in September noted that China had been privately urging Iran to act as a mediator between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis. The coverage underscores Beijing’s reluctance to pressure Iran to end the war on terms set by Washington.
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