China Responds to Accusations of Arming Iran: 'Fabrications' and Warning of New Explosion in the Middle East
April 13, 2026745 ViewsRead Time: 2 Minutes
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China has firmly denied reports of supplying weapons to Iran, asserting that these allegations are 'baseless.'
The denial came from Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian, who emphasized his country's strict policies regarding military equipment exports.
Chinese Commitment to Export Controls and International Laws
The Chinese official clarified that Beijing follows a 'cautious and responsible' approach to arms exports, in line with local laws and international commitments.
He confirmed that China applies strict oversight on its military exports, attempting to deny any potential role in escalating regional tensions.
Concerns Over Failure of Talks Between Washington and Tehran
In this context, Beijing expressed concern over the repercussions of the failure of talks between the United States and Iran, which recently took place in Pakistan.
It warned that a breakdown in the diplomatic process could lead to a new escalation in the Middle East.
Call for De-escalation and Avoiding the Return of War
China urged all parties involved to adhere to a temporary ceasefire and work to resolve disputes through political and diplomatic channels.
It stressed the necessity of avoiding any steps that could reignite the conflict, highlighting the importance of creating conditions for stability and peace in the region.
Escalating Regional Tensions Place the Area on the Brink of Escalation
These statements come amid rising tensions in the Middle East, with mutual threats and international fears of the situation sliding into a broader confrontation.
Observers believe that the failure of diplomatic pathways could open the door to more dangerous scenarios in the near future.
