China's Foreign Ministry Urges Restraint in Middle East Amid Rising Tensions

Deep News
Jul 23

China's Foreign Ministry expressed deep concern on Tuesday over the escalating situation in the Middle East and Gulf region.

Spokesperson Lin Jian stated during a regular press briefing that hard-won negotiation outcomes should be preserved, and a return to conflict serves no party's interests.

The parties involved are urged to remain calm and restrained, cease hostilities, and resume engagement and dialogue.

The ministry emphasized the importance of adhering to political and diplomatic channels to resolve disputes and achieve a comprehensive and lasting ceasefire at the earliest opportunity.

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