Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi held a pivotal phone discussion on Tuesday, addressing escalating tensions in the Middle East. The talks come amid heightened concerns over regional security following recent attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Araghchi emphasized that actions by Israel and the United States against Iran's nuclear sites violated international law, stating Tehran was compelled to respond. He briefed Wang on the evolving situation, underscoring the urgency of diplomatic intervention.
Wang reiterated China's commitment to fostering peace in the Middle East, affirming support for Iran's right to protect its sovereignty and security. \"China advocates for an immediate ceasefire and practical measures to restore stability,\" he said, highlighting Beijing's role as a mediator in de-escalating conflicts and enabling civilians to resume normal life.
The dialogue underscores China's growing diplomatic engagement in global hotspots, aligning with its vision of multilateral conflict resolution. Observers note the conversation could signal intensified efforts to balance regional power dynamics while safeguarding economic interests in energy-rich markets.
