Trump tells Xi China’s Iran help is unacceptable
US President Donald Trump told Chinese President Xi Jinping that helping Iran remains unacceptable, a US envoy said Friday. The warning came during candid White House talks between the two leaders. It highlighted Washington’s concerns over possible Chinese assistance to Tehran. US Ambassador to China David Perdue said Trump had clearly raised the issue with […]
During a three-day summit in Washington, US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed Iran's involvement in the ongoing war. The US ambassador to China, David Perdue, stated that Trump made it clear to Xi that China's support for Tehran was unacceptable. Despite the summit's emphasis on trading relationships, Perdue emphasized that any assistance China provided to Iran, be it direct or indirect, would be considered unacceptable.
The US Trade Representative, Jamie Greer, hinted at progress in trade negotiations, stating that details of the limited agreements would be released on Monday. Both leaders praised each other's visits and expressed optimism about the future of the US-China relationship, with a planned APEC summit in China and a G20 summit in Miami.
China has not commented on the visit to the National Archives, but analysts suggest Xi may have been interested in seeing documents related to the US recognition of communist China in 1979.
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