China, Russia, Iran Call for Removal of Unilateral Sanctions

beijing, china - China, Russia, Iran issue joint statement on nuclear program evaluation in Beijing, emphasizing removal of unilateral sanctions and peaceful dialogue. UN Security Council resolution highlighted.

China, Russia, and Iran Demand End to Unilateral Sanctions

Deputy Foreign Ministers from China, Iran, and Russia met in Beijing to discuss Iran's nuclear program. They released a joint statement emphasizing the removal of all illegal and unilateral sanctions.

Key Points:

• Joint statement calls for diplomatic and political dialogue based on mutual respect.
• Emphasis on creating a conducive environment for diplomatic efforts without escalating tensions.
• Support for Iran's peaceful nuclear energy usage within the framework of the NPT.

Respect for Iran's Peaceful Nuclear Energy Rights

The importance of respecting Iran's right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes was highlighted. Cooperation with the IAEA and commitment to the NPT were encouraged.

Strengthening Cooperation in Shanghai and BRICS

China's constructive role, close collaboration, and future cooperation among the three countries were discussed. Plans to enhance cooperation in international organizations like the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS were agreed upon.

Trump's Negotiation Threat to Iran

Recent threats of negotiation by US President Donald Trump and Iran's response indicating no talks under threat were discussed. The history of the Iran nuclear deal and the US withdrawal in 2018 were also mentioned.