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    Trump to Xi: China Helping Iran Is Unacceptable 

    Ogochukwu NdubuisiBy Ogochukwu NdubuisiSeptember 25, 2026 News No Comments1 Min Read
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    Trump to Xi: China Helping Iran Is Unacceptable 

    US President Donald Trump made clear to Chinese President Xi Jinping that Chinese assistance to Iran is unacceptable, the US Ambassador to China has said. 

    Ambassador David Perdue said on Friday that Trump delivered the message during candid talks at the White House this week. 

    Perdue said Washington had warned Beijing weeks ago that any help to Iran — direct or indirect, including intelligence, parts or military equipment — would not be tolerated, and that Trump reiterated the position to Xi. 

    He described the Trump-Xi meeting as open and candid, saying the two leaders are building trust while tackling difficult issues including trade, technology and Iran. 

    The talks coincided with an agreement to extend the US-China trade truce until January 2027. #Trump to Xi: China Helping Iran Is Unacceptable # Early Win in Trump-Xi Summit as US-China Agree To Extend Tariff Truce 

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