China Urges US and Iran to Choose Peace and Resolve Disputes Through Diplomacy
Beijing's Foreign Ministry called on Washington and Tehran to pursue diplomatic solutions to their disputes.
China's Foreign Ministry has called on the United States and Iran to choose peace and resolve their disputes through diplomatic means, according to Iran's Mehr News Agency.
The Chinese ministry's statement emphasized the importance of dialogue between Washington and Tehran, though it did not outline specific proposals for advancing negotiations between the two countries.
China has previously positioned itself as an advocate for diplomatic engagement in tensions involving Iran and the United States, reflecting its broader diplomatic interests in the region.
Sources
- China urges US, Iran to choose peace, resolve disputes — Mehr News (Iran)
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