Chinese President Xi Jinping has proposed a four-point plan to de-escalate the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, calling for an immediate ceasefire and renewed international efforts to restore peace in the Middle East. The proposal was shared by Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning following Xi’s phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
During the call, Xi emphasized that an urgent ceasefire is essential, civilian safety must be safeguarded, dialogue and negotiation are the only viable solutions, and the international community’s role in promoting peace is crucial. He urged both sides—especially Israel—to halt hostilities without delay, according to Chinese state media outlet Xinhua.
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Xi stressed that the use of force is not the right approach to resolving disputes and called on all parties to strictly adhere to international law, particularly in protecting civilians. He also appealed to influential global powers to take responsibility in calming the situation and promoting diplomatic engagement.
China expressed its willingness to work with all stakeholders, enhance communication, and uphold justice in order to contribute meaningfully to efforts aimed at restoring peace in the region.
