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- Apr 15, 2026, 05:11 PMDonald Trump said on Wednesday that China has agreed not to send weapons to Iran. He explained that he received personal assurances from Chinese leader Xi Jinping ahead of their planned summit in Beijing scheduled for May 14–15.
Trump shared this information on his Truth Social platform, where he said China had made a clear commitment. He also spoke about the upcoming meeting with Xi, saying he expects a warm reception when he visits China in a few weeks.
In a separate interview, Trump said he had heard reports that China was supplying weapons to Iran. Because of this, he decided to write directly to Xi Jinping to express his concerns. According to Trump, Xi responded by assuring him that China was not sending weapons to Iran.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has increased tension between the United States and China, two of the world's largest economic powers. Their relationship has already been complicated, and the situation in the region has made it even more sensitive.
The summit between Trump and Xi was originally planned for March but was delayed after Trump launched a military operation. Meanwhile, China criticized the United States for its actions in the region, especially the blockade of Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz, calling it dangerous and irresponsible.
Despite these disagreements, Trump said relations between both countries are still progressing well. He also commented on reports of cyberattacks between the two nations, saying such actions happen on both sides. Trump concluded by describing himself as a tough leader when dealing with China.
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Trump shared this information on his Truth Social platform, where he said China had made a clear commitment. He also spoke about the upcoming meeting with Xi, saying he expects a warm reception when he visits China in a few weeks.
In a separate interview, Trump said he had heard reports that China was supplying weapons to Iran. Because of this, he decided to write directly to Xi Jinping to express his concerns. According to Trump, Xi responded by assuring him that China was not sending weapons to Iran.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has increased tension between the United States and China, two of the world's largest economic powers. Their relationship has already been complicated, and the situation in the region has made it even more sensitive.
The summit between Trump and Xi was originally planned for March but was delayed after Trump launched a military operation. Meanwhile, China criticized the United States for its actions in the region, especially the blockade of Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz, calling it dangerous and irresponsible.
Despite these disagreements, Trump said relations between both countries are still progressing well. He also commented on reports of cyberattacks between the two nations, saying such actions happen on both sides. Trump concluded by describing himself as a tough leader when dealing with China.
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