In the aftermath of the U.S. military strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, one global player has finally spoken up — and the message, while carefully worded, carries weight.
China’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Fu Cong, warned that the situation “may go out of control” if restraint is not exercised. According to Chinese state media, the U.S. strike has not only hurt Iran, but also “damaged the credibility of the United States” as a global negotiator.
“External military interference will never bring peace,” the Global Times wrote — a line that has caught the attention of analysts worldwide.
China's statement wasn't a fiery condemnation. But make no mistake — the tone was serious. And in global diplomacy, tone is everything.
While D.C. focused on missiles, Beijing played the long game — speaking once, but speaking volumes.
What’s next in this unfolding triangle between Washington, Tehran, and Beijing? Stay tuned.
China’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Fu Cong, warned that the situation “may go out of control” if restraint is not exercised. According to Chinese state media, the U.S. strike has not only hurt Iran, but also “damaged the credibility of the United States” as a global negotiator.
“External military interference will never bring peace,” the Global Times wrote — a line that has caught the attention of analysts worldwide.
China's statement wasn't a fiery condemnation. But make no mistake — the tone was serious. And in global diplomacy, tone is everything.
While D.C. focused on missiles, Beijing played the long game — speaking once, but speaking volumes.
What’s next in this unfolding triangle between Washington, Tehran, and Beijing? Stay tuned.