China’s UN envoy blasts US ‘bullying’ as sanctions widen before Trump-Xi talks
China's UN envoy, Fu Cong, criticized the United States on Friday for its "bullying" behavior, including sanctions against Chinese vessels and firms, and its role in the Iran war. This occurred as China assumed the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council.

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AI-generatedChina's UN envoy, Fu Cong, criticized the United States on Friday for its "bullying" behavior, including sanctions against Chinese vessels and firms, and its role in the Iran war. This occurred as China assumed the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council. The US also imposed new sanctions on a China-based petroleum terminal operator as part of "Operation Economic Fury" to cut off Chinese funding to Iran. Fu Cong stated that sanctioning Chinese entities is unfair and that the Iran war exemplifies unilateralism and power politics, harming international law.
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5 extractedThe White House has dubbed its strategy to cut off Chinese funding to Iran as 'Operation Economic Fury'.
Washington sanctioned a China-based petroleum terminal operator on Friday to cut off funding to Iran.
Beijing assumed the rotating one-month presidency of the UN Security Council.
Sanctioning Chinese ships or companies is unfair and deals heavy blows to the rule of law in international affairs.
The Iran war was started by the US along with Israel.