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China Meets Iran Official in New Delhi, Reduces Crude Imports to Nine-Year Low
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Iran's deputy national security official in New Delhi. He pledged continued assistance and reconstruction support while China reduced oil imports after the late-February conflict.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met the deputy secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council in New Delhi, according to OilPrice.com. Wang stated that China will continue to provide assistance to Iran while supporting reconstruction and peacebuilding efforts in the region. OilPrice.com reported that China plans to send emergency medical supplies to Lebanon.
Iranian and Pakistani foreign ministers visited China during negotiations to end the war. China sharply reduced crude imports after the Iran conflict began in late February, with imports reaching a nine-year low. The report is dated June 28, 2026.
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