Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi connected by phone on Tuesday in a strategic diplomatic move aimed at calming escalating tensions in the Middle East.
During the call, Araghchi briefed Wang on recent developments, asserting that attacks by Israel and the United States on Iran's nuclear sites violated international law and left Iran with no choice but to respond.
Wang underscored China's role as a builder of peace and stability, voicing support for Iran's efforts to safeguard sovereignty and security. He emphasized that a genuine ceasefire would pave the way for people to resume normal life and help de-escalate regional tensions.
This high-level dialogue highlights the two nations' shared interest in diplomatic solutions. As global citizens navigate a complex geopolitical landscape, such phone talks reflect a broader push for peaceful engagement and real-world impact on regional stability.
Observers will be watching how these discussions influence ceasefire negotiations and the path toward lasting peace both in the Middle East and across interconnected economies.
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