China: We'd Be Happy to Facilitate Transfer of Iran's Uranium, Thanks For Asking
China has expressed willingness to facilitate the transfer of Iran's highly enriched uranium amid ongoing negotiations with the United States. Iran is reportedly seeking Chinese guarantees before proceeding with any potential agreement, highlighting its mistrust of Washington. The situation underscores the complexities of the US-Iran conflict and China's role in regional security discussions.
- ▪Iran is seeking Chinese guarantees before moving ahead with a potential agreement with the United States.
- ▪China has not denied reports about the possibility of accepting Iran's highly enriched uranium.
- ▪Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning emphasized China's commitment to a peaceful resolution of the Iranian nuclear issue.
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China: We'd Be Happy to Facilitate Transfer of Iran's Uranium, Thanks For Asking Ed Morrissey 10:40 AM | May 26, 2026 Evan Vucci/Pool Photo via AP That's actually the question. Who's asking? It might be Donald Trump. It could be Ahmad Vahidi. Or perhaps Xi Jinping has decided to flex his muscles in this standoff after all. Advertisement googletag.cmd.push(function () { googletag.display("div-gpt-300x250_4"); //googletag.pubads().refresh([gptAdSlot["div-gpt-300x250_4"]]) }); Yesterday, media outlets reported that Vahidi had turned to China for security guarantees in any potential deal with the US:Iran is reportedly seeking Chinese guarantees before moving ahead with any potential agreement with the United States over the ongoing West Asia conflict, according to top security sources,…
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