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Sources have revealed that China has made direct contacts with the Houthi group in Yemen to allow their vessels to pass through the southern Red Sea without being attacked. This comes after the group announced a blockade on July 20, threatening access to Saudi ports and increasing attacks on oil tankers and supplies. Beijing asked the Houthis to ensure the safe passage of Chinese ships, and messages were sent to global shipping companies warning of potential attacks on vessels carrying oil from Saudi Arabia. As a result, some tankers were able to pass through the strait safely. These developments are part of China's efforts to maintain the flow of oil exports and reduce reliance on alternative routes, amid escalating tensions in the Red Sea and concerns over international maritime safety.
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