China to Host Iran and Russia for High-Level Nuclear Talks

The discussions in Beijing will address Iran's uranium enrichment, sanctions, and regional security as international tensions rise.

China, Russia, and Iran will convene in Beijing on Friday for trilateral talks focused on Iran's nuclear program and regional security issues.
The meeting follows a United Nations Security Council session addressing Iran's accelerated uranium enrichment, which is nearing weapons-grade levels.
President Trump has sent a letter to Iran's Supreme Leader urging negotiations, while Iran has rejected direct talks until sanctions are lifted.
China has emphasized its support for Iran's legitimate rights and called for renewed nuclear negotiations, aligning with its deepened ties to both Russia and Iran.
The International Atomic Energy Agency has raised alarms over Iran's uranium enrichment, which has reached 60% purity, significantly breaching the 2015 nuclear deal limits.