BOMBSHELL! Chinese Firm HELPS Houthis HUNT U.S. Warships

On April 17, 2025, the Financial Times published a confirmed report that a Chinese satellite firm is helping Houthi militants track U.S. warships. The U.S. State Department has verified that Chang Guang Satellite Technology Co. is supplying the Houthis with satellite imagery, including the locations of American naval assets like the USS Harry S. Truman in the Red Sea.

Despite repeated warnings from Washington, China has not intervened to stop the company. Officials say this shows Beijing’s tacit support. The revelation intensifies an already escalating U.S.–China trade war and raises broader concerns over China’s use of advanced space technology to aid U.S. adversaries.

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[Equiluxe]

No such thing as a private company in China they are all held to the state by law.

[larrystone]

To believe China would remain neutral in a battle for control of a major shipping lane is incredibly naive.

[ThomasDebrosse-zzwt]

There is almost no such thing as being neutral while a profit can be made.

[LipstickGloss]

We are already at war and we don't even know it

[juryronquillo]

If America uses its Starlink system by Elon Mask for Ukrainian soldiers, Russia is not complaining. America is just too afraid of Chinese technology.

[BrianMac]

Give CGSTL one warning that any support of the Houthi with information makes their satellites military targets.

[dianafink]

Ask Elon to fly one of his Starlink satellites into the Chinese satellite

[AL--k]

when western countries do this its ok but when others do it OMG this is not right lol!

[jonnny]

Whats crazy is there are still a LOT of people in the western world who trust China & Russia 😂

[JeremyHoover-mc]

They should take out the satellite while its transmitting information

[Aitch-]

The Pentagon is stunned, yeah imagine being stabbed in the back like that. Who does that remind you of?

[davidellis]

Which makes the company a legitimate target.

[ooikk]

The US should ask itself first before accusing China.

[lukecreamer]

Seems like a legitimate reason to stop paying on debt held by a foreign adversary, and then the US would be fiscally solvent to boot.

[kwpoint]

We all know this already China 🇨🇳 is probably Quarterbacking the whole situation 😒😒😡

[bellezebuthe]

Did we just all forget about the signal chat debacle... how do we even know the U.S. is not the one giving the info themselves?

[GilbertSegoviano-ox]

Oh yeah, no doubt about that and I bet so is Russia helping the hoodies out?

[TheUmbrellaCorpp]

That’s it. They messed with our boats.

[JohnKayes]

Okay, President Trump, now increase China's tariffs from 245% to 400% until the emperor of China realizes he has bit off more than he can chew.

[TitaniumOg-te]

Imagine what's going to happen to Taiwan. It's literally next door.