China opposes US sanctions threat over Iran trade
China has rejected reported US threats against countries trading with Iran. Beijing warned that secondary sanctions could increase tensions and disrupt global economic and financial ties. The warning came after reports that Washington may target countries maintaining trade relations with Tehran. Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian addressed the issue during a regular briefing on Tuesday. […]
BEIJING: China's cooperation with Iran must remain unimpeded, according to a statement from the country's foreign ministry on Tuesday, Aug 25, in response to recent US sanctions against Iran. Spokesperson Lin Jian emphasized that China adheres to international law in its dealings with Iran and will take all necessary actions to protect its rights and interests.
The US recently announced sanctions targeting 60 individuals, entities, and vessels, aiming to restrict Iran's economic resources, but refrained from implementing the most stringent measures.
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