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But something needs to change – hope is not a strategy. The idea of famine belatedly making the headlines might be a catalyst for action as might the striking of the Huang Pu. China needs the strait open more than most and if Beijing can’t trust the Houthis to not hit their ships, whether deliberately or by mistake, then they will lean on Iran. They won’t be doing it for the greater good, but the end result will be the same.
In the meantime, spare a thought for the mariners tasked to either run the gauntlet in their merchant ships or those in warships, waiting for weeks and months on end for someone to do something, anything, that allows them to stand down from missile stations.
Will this be a part of Kamala’s “plan” to aid in the belief that Israel has the right to defend itself by allowing the bombing of the Houthi missile sights to continue?
