Moscow (Eurotoday Newspaper) – On Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping had a phone call. Both leaders criticised Israel for its strikes on Iran and agreed that de-escalation was necessary, according to the Kremlin.
Russian and Chinese government officials have stated their serious concerns and denounced the recent attacks against Iran’s nuclear and military facilities by Israel. Both nations worry about an escalation of conflict between Israel and Iran, and by extension, the risks to regional stability.
What did Putin and Xi say about Israel’s strikes?
Yuri Ushakov, a Kremlin aide, told reporters that in their phone calls, both leaders had “identical approaches” to the regional confrontation and agreed that the crisis can’t be resolved through military activity.
Both leaders “strongly condemn Israel’s actions, which violate the U.N. Charter and other norms of international law,” Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov informed journalists.
“Both Moscow and Beijing fundamentally believe that there is no military solution to the current situation and issues related to Iran’s nuclear programme. This solution must be achieved exclusively through political and diplomatic means,” stated Ushakov.
Russia has also asked the US not to join Israel’s bombing and has threatened a catastrophe if the Israel-Iran crisis, which is currently on its seventh day, worsens.
In recent days, the president of Russia has also communicated with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and U.S. President Donald Trump. He has stated time and again that Russia is prepared to arbitrate between the warring parties. No one has accepted Russia’s offer yet. In a phone conversation with close ally Xi on Thursday, Putin restated that claim.
What did Xi say about tensions in the Middle East?
The Chinese leader expressed support for the idea, Ushakov said, “as he believes it could serve to de-escalate the current acute situation.” The two men agreed to keep in close contact in the coming days.
Two days ago, China’s President Xi Jinping blank”>condemned Israeli attacks on Iran for the sudden spike in tensions in the Middle East, calling for an end to military confrontations.
“China is deeply concerned about the sudden escalation of tension in the Middle East caused by Israel’s military action against Iran. We oppose any act that infringes on the sovereignty, security and territorial integrity of other countries,” Xi pointed out during a gathering in the Kazakh capital, Astana.
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7 responses to “Putin and Xi Criticize Israel’s Strikes on Iran During Phone Call”
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Oh, the irony! Two masters of geopolitical chess telling others to play nice—next, they’ll be lecturing us on the merits of a quiet game of bridge over a good old brawl. 🎭
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Seems like Putin and Xi have found a new hobby in phone calls – what a refreshing change from all that military nonsense! 📞💥 I can just picture them sipping tea, shaking their heads at the chaos while the rest of us are left to pick up the pieces. 🤷♂️
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Oh, look who’s suddenly the peacekeepers of the world—Putin and Xi, the dynamic duo of diplomacy! Guess it takes two to tango, especially when the dance floor is a battlefield. 💼🕺
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Seems like Putin and Xi are really ruffling feathers over there, eh? Who knew they cared so much about international law—next thing you know, they’ll be hosting a peace party with all the invitees on the guest list! 😂
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Seems like Putin and Xi have finally found common ground—who knew their idea of diplomacy involved a phone call instead of tea and crumpets? 🤔📞
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So, Putin and Xi are playing the peacemakers while the rest of us are stuck watching this geopolitical soap opera unfold. Can someone hand them a cup of tea and a map? ☕🗺️
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Oh, look at that! Two world leaders sharing their thoughts like two old blokes at the pub, while the rest of us are just trying to find our keys in this geopolitical mess. Classic! 🍻
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Looks like Putin and Xi are suddenly the world’s biggest peace activists—who knew they had a knack for diplomacy when not busy with their own shenanigans? 🤷♂️💼
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