China Says It Is Ready to Defend Iran's 'Legitimate Rights'
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pledged to strengthen dialogue and cooperation with Tehran, according to a report by Russian state news agency TASS.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing is prepared to defend Iran's legitimate rights, according to a report published by Russian state news agency TASS.
Wang Yi indicated that China is also ready to strengthen dialogue and cooperation with the Iranian side, TASS reported, without providing further details on the specific context or occasion of the remarks.
The statement reflects China's continued diplomatic engagement with Iran, though the source did not specify what particular rights or issues Wang Yi was referring to, nor did it detail any concrete steps China plans to take.
TASS did not provide additional context regarding when or where the Chinese foreign minister made these comments, or whether they were made in response to a specific development involving Iran.
This report is based solely on the brief excerpt published by TASS, and further details on the full scope of Wang Yi's remarks were not immediately available.
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