China called on Friday for a lasting truce in the Middle East and for shipping lanes to be reopened “as soon as possible,” as the strategic Strait of
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China called on Friday for a lasting truce in the Middle East and for shipping lanes to be reopened “as soon as possible,” as the strategic Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed during the war with Iran.
Iran has largely blocked shipping through the vital strait since conflict broke out with the United States and Israel on February 28 and Washington has blockaded Tehran’s ports.
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China has urged a lasting ceasefire in the Middle East and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, as the vital shipping route…
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Wang Yi is holding talks with Iran's foreign minister Aragchi who is on his first trip to China since the war began.
This is the first time Xi has issued a public statement addressing the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
The Chinese foreign ministry said only a "comprehensive ceasefire" would help ease the ongoing crisis in the Middle East.
