U.S. President Says China Will Not Arm Iran
The U.S. president stated that China will not supply arms to Iran while warning Tehran it has two or three days to reach a deal and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Officials described the comments as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Financial TimesThe U.S. president stated that China will not supply arms to Iran as a potential strike threat against Tehran grows. Officials said the president warned that Iran has two or three days to reach a deal and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The remarks came as tensions over the waterway increased.
Officials described the comments as part of diplomatic efforts to resolve the situation without military action.
Background on the Strait The Strait of Hormuz serves as a key shipping route for oil exports from the Persian Gulf. Officials have previously linked access to the strait with broader regional security discussions.
Officials said talks between the parties are expected to continue in the coming days. No specific timeline for further announcements was provided.
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Diplomatic talks between the parties may continue over the next several days.
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