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25 Aug 2026, 14:27

The Chinese Foreign Ministry responded to the recent U.S. sanctions against Iran by stating that cooperation between Beijing and Tehran is conducted within the framework of international laws and "should not be met with interference or disruption."

Liu Jian, spokesperson for the ministry, said on Tuesday, September 3, that China is closely monitoring developments and will take "all necessary measures" to defend its rights and interests.

He further emphasized that China has consistently expressed its opposition to unilateral U.S. sanctions, deeming them illegal. According to him, economic warfare and maximum pressure "only fuel more tension and conflict."

On Monday, the U.S. imposed sanctions on 60 individuals, entities, and vessels linked to Iran, aiming to cut off the "economic lifeline" of the Islamic Republic.

Scott P. Amey, U.S. Treasury Secretary, said on Monday, September 2, during a press conference about the new pressure campaign against Iran: "Globally, our goal is to cut off all economic arteries that keep this authoritarian regime afloat until Tehran is completely isolated."

China is the main buyer of Iranian oil.
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