China, Russia, and Iran Urge End to U.S. Sanctions on Tehran

Diplomats from the three nations meet in Beijing to discuss Iran's nuclear program and call for renewed negotiations.

China, Russia, and Iran held talks in Beijing, emphasizing the need to lift what they describe as 'unilateral illegal sanctions' imposed on Tehran by the U.S.
The discussions focused on Iran's nuclear program, with China proposing a five-point plan aimed at resolving the issue diplomatically.
Iran insists its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, though recent reports indicate accelerated uranium enrichment nearing weapons-grade levels.
The U.S., under President Trump, has intensified sanctions and warned of potential military action if Iran does not limit its nuclear activities.
Iran's leadership remains divided on engaging with the U.S., with some officials suggesting indirect negotiations in neutral venues like Oman.