Chinese Components in Houthi Weapons: A Failure of Export Controls?
Chinese-made components may have found their way into weapons used by Yemen's Houthi rebels. The US questions the effectiveness of China's export controls, raising questions about Beijing's direct involvement, though the exact flow of parts remains unclear.
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