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China Backs Pakistan Mediated US-Iran Talks, Urges De-escalation

China supports Pakistan-mediated US-Iran talks, urging ceasefire and diplomacy to ease tensions and restore stability in the Gulf region.

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China supports US Iran talks via Pakistan

China backs Pakistan-mediated US-Iran talks, calling for continued ceasefire and diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions in the Gulf region[Image by AFP]

April 13, 2026

China on Monday welcomed the recent talks between the United States and Iran, which were facilitated by Pakistan, calling them a positive step toward reducing tensions. Speaking at a press briefing, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said Beijing sees the dialogue as a move in the direction of de-escalation and stability.

The spokesperson stressed that China hopes the ceasefire between the US and Iran will continue. He added that disputes should be resolved through political and diplomatic means rather than conflict. According to Beijing, maintaining peace in the Gulf is important not only for the region but also for global stability.

At the same time, Pakistan’s role in bringing both sides to the table has drawn attention. The talks, held in Islamabad, reflect Pakistan’s growing diplomatic engagement in sensitive international matters. By providing a platform for dialogue, Pakistan has positioned itself as a bridge between competing powers.

Meanwhile, tensions between the US and Iran have remained high in recent months. Issues related to Iran’s nuclear programme and regional conflicts have kept both sides at odds. In this context, any effort to promote dialogue is being seen as an important development.

In addition, the Gulf region holds significant importance for global energy supplies. Any instability in the area can affect oil markets and international trade. This is one reason why countries like China are closely watching the situation and supporting peaceful solutions.

Looking ahead, China has expressed hope that the current momentum will lead to lasting peace. However, it also noted that continued dialogue and mutual understanding will be necessary to resolve long-standing differences.

Overall, the Islamabad talks are being viewed as an encouraging step. While challenges remain, the focus on diplomacy offers a path forward and a chance to avoid further escalation in the region.

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