China came forward to stop Iran-US war, said it should never have happened:

News India Live, Digital Desk: China has now expressed its desire to play the role of a “peacemaker” in this war that broke out after the drone attacks in Oman and the death of Iran’s supreme leader. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has issued a statement criticizing the attacks carried out by America and Israel on Iran and calling it a violation of international laws. China says the military option is not a solution to any problem and will only hurt the global economy.

3 main points of China’s ‘peace proposal’

Beijing has made the following proposals to resolve this crisis:

Immediate Ceasefire: China has appealed to all parties to immediately stop military operations and return to the negotiating table.

Appointment of Special Envoy: China appointed its special envoy to the Middle East Zhai Jun Has been sent on a tour of Gulf countries so that the path of communication can be cleared between Iran, America and regional allies.

Respect for sovereignty: China’s stance is clear that external military intervention to bring about “regime change” in any country is wrong.

What is at stake for China? (Strategic Stakes)

Why is China so active in stopping this war? There are major economic and strategic reasons behind this:

Oil Supply: China imports about 13% of its oil needs from Iran. China’s energy security is in danger due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

Investment: China has invested billions of dollars in Iran under a 25-year cooperation agreement, which could sink in the event of war.

Global Image: After successfully mediating between Iran and Saudi Arabia in 2023, China now wants to present itself as a more credible “peacemaker” than the US.

[Image showing Chinese Special Envoy Zhai Jun meeting Middle Eastern leaders]

America and Trump’s stance: What condition will they accept?

US President Donald Trump has asked China for help in opening the Strait of Hormuz, but China has not yet given any direct assurance on this.

Trump’s visit postponed: Due to this tension, President Trump’s proposed visit to Beijing on March 31 has also been postponed.

Iran’s demand: Iran has said that it is ready for talks, but for this it should get compensation for the losses suffered.

Impact of the war so far (Brief Update):

Loss of life and property: Hundreds of people have lost their lives in the attacks so far and oil prices are skyrocketing.

Global Transportation: The supply chain across the world has been affected due to the halt in movement of ships in the Gulf of Hormuz.