JUST IN: Iran says it supports Chinese President Xi Jinping’s four-point peace proposal

Iran has publicly endorsed Chinese President Xi Jinping’s four-point Middle East peace proposal, signaling growing alignment between Tehran and Beijing amid heightened regional tensions.

The announcement comes as the Strait of Hormuz crisis continues to disrupt oil supplies and reshape diplomatic dynamics in the region.

Xi’s proposal calls for peaceful coexistence, respect for national sovereignty, adherence to international law, and coordination of development with security.

Chinese officials have presented the framework as a balanced approach aimed at de-escalation and long-term regional stability.

Iran’s endorsement highlights China’s increasing diplomatic engagement in Middle Eastern affairs, positioning Beijing as an alternative mediator during a period of intensified US-Iran friction.

As naval tensions and shipping disruptions in the Gulf affect global energy markets, China’s role as a major energy consumer gives it significant strategic interest in restoring stability.

The support also underscores strengthening Iran-China ties within the broader BRICS framework.

Iran, which became a full BRICS member in 2024, has deepened economic and political cooperation with China, particularly in energy trade and infrastructure investment. Beijing remains one of Iran’s key oil buyers despite international sanctions pressures.

The development coincides with an upcoming visit by US President Donald Trump to Beijing, where energy security and regional stability are expected to feature prominently in discussions.

Analysts suggest that China’s diplomatic positioning may reflect a broader effort to assert influence in global conflict resolution while safeguarding its energy interests.

Observers note that China’s peace initiatives typically emphasize non-interference and sovereignty, principles that resonate with countries wary of Western-led interventions.

However, the practical implementation of the four-point proposal would require cooperation among multiple regional actors with deeply entrenched rivalries….See More 

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