The Chinese Foreign Minister addressed the West, saying that the trigger mechanism against Iran will have irreparable biases.
Wang Yi, the Chinese Foreign Minister, proposed a five-point plan to resolve Iran’s nuclear issue through political and diplomatic means.
He presented this plan during a meeting with Sergey Ryabkov, the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister, and Kazem Gharibabadi, the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister, who were in Beijing for a trilateral meeting.
Wang stated that all parties should seek to create a common, comprehensive, participatory, and sustainable security perspective and called on all parties involved in Iran’s nuclear issue to actively create conditions for the resumption of talks and negotiations and to refrain from actions that might escalate tensions.
The Chinese official also called for a balance between rights and responsibilities and emphasized the implementation of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and the peaceful use of nuclear energy by countries.
Wang said Iran should continue its commitment not to develop nuclear weapons, and all parties should fully respect Iran’s right to peacefully use nuclear energy as one of the signatories of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
He called for reaching a new consensus based on the framework of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) and said China hopes all parties will take steps to reach a consensus and resume talks and negotiations as soon as possible.
The Chinese Foreign Minister said the United States should show political sincerity and return to negotiations without delay.
Wang opposed using the United Nations Security Council to pressure other countries and called for strengthening efforts to increase dialogue and cooperation among various parties.
The Chinese Foreign Minister noted that under the current circumstances, hasty intervention by the Security Council not only does not help build trust but also increases differences.