Iran vows to make US ‘regret’ any ceasefire violations, hopes China can ensure security
Vance warns Iran ceasefire hinges on good faith talks
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Following a US announcement of a two-week suspension of bombing campaigns against Iran to allow for ceasefire talks, Iran stated it hopes China and other nations can guarantee regional security and prevent the US from resuming hostilities. Iranian ambassador Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli, speaking in Beijing, expressed Iran's desire for the UN Security Council, China, Russia, Pakistan, and Turkey to collectively ensure peace. Fazli also warned of a strong Iranian response if the US violates the ceasefire. President Trump suggested China played a significant role in bringing Iran to the negotiating table. Fazli confirmed Iran's close dialogue and cooperation with friendly countries, particularly China.
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AI-ExtractedIran has been maintaining close dialogue and cooperation with friendly countries, especially China.
Trump said he believed China had played a key role in bringing Iran to the negotiating table.
Trump announced a two-week suspension of bombing campaigns against Iran.
Iran warned of a strong “fightback” if the United States betrayed its trust again.
Iran hoped China could be one of the security guarantors of peace in the region.
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