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Trump and Xi discuss Iran and extend trade truce during Washington visit

During a high-profile state visit to Washington, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held extensive discussions covering trade, technology, and regional security. A key focus of the talks was China's relationship with Iran. US Ambassador to China David Perdue stated that Trump reiterated to Xi that any Chinese assistance to Iran—whether direct or indirect, including intelligence, military equipment, or components—is ‘totally unacceptable.’ Perdue noted that Washington received assurances from Beijing that China is not providing such support.

Regarding economic relations, the two leaders agreed to extend their trade truce until January 2027. While the visit included significant diplomatic pageantry, major issues such as Taiwan, agricultural purchases, and specific technology access remain unresolved. Xi Jinping expressed hope that the US would oppose Taiwan independence and called for a return to negotiations with Tehran.

Additionally, the leaders reached an understanding regarding the prevention of Iran obtaining nuclear weapons and the necessity of keeping the Strait of Hormuz open. Trump also announced plans for future summits with Xi in November at the APEC summit in Shenzhen and in December at the G20 summit in Miami.

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China · David Perdue · Donald Trump · United States · Xi Jinping

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