"US and China to Discuss Houthi Red Sea Attacks in Bangkok Talks"

The US is expected to press China on exerting pressure on Iran to curb Houthi attacks in the Red Sea during talks in Thailand. Washington has formed a coalition and launched air strikes on Houthi targets, but China has been cautious in its response, expressing concerns over the escalating situation. The US hopes to collaborate with China in resolving the issue, but China has been reluctant to mediate, attributing the attacks to the Israel-Gaza conflict. The meeting between US and Chinese officials will focus on characterizing the attacks as "violent terrorism" and seeking Chinese support for UN resolutions. While China may offer nominal gestures, it is unlikely to offer firm commitments to ease the conflict.
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