China has urged all parties involved in the ongoing tensions in the Middle East to take concrete steps toward restoring stability and preventing further escalation in the region. Beijing emphasized the importance of dialogue and diplomatic engagement as the preferred path to resolving disputes.
A spokesperson for China’s Foreign Ministry stated that the conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran over the past three months has had a significant impact on Gulf nations and the wider Middle East. The spokesperson noted that the continued tensions have increased uncertainty and security concerns across the region.
According to China, differences and disputes cannot be effectively resolved through military operations or the use of force. Beijing reiterated its long-standing position that peaceful negotiations and mutual understanding are essential for addressing complex international issues.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry also highlighted the sensitive stage of ongoing discussions between the United States and Iran. Officials warned that any military escalation at this critical point could undermine diplomatic efforts and further complicate the situation.
China called on all sides to exercise restraint and avoid actions that could intensify hostilities. The government urged regional and international stakeholders to focus on reducing tensions rather than engaging in measures that could lead to further conflict.
Beijing stressed that political and diplomatic channels remain the most effective tools for resolving disagreements. Chinese officials encouraged all parties to prioritize constructive dialogue and cooperation in pursuit of long-term peace and stability.
