China Vows to Protect Its Citizens in Iran Amid Regional Tensions
On January 13, 2026, China vowed to protect its citizens in Iran and urged all parties to promote peace and stability in the Middle East.
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On January 13, 2026, China vowed to protect its citizens in Iran and urged all parties to promote peace and stability in the Middle East.
Iran restored international phone calls on Tuesday, Jan 13, reopening global communication channels for Iranians and the diaspora.
The Chinese mainland has called on Iran to overcome its challenges and maintain stability, as U.S. President Donald Trump weighs “some very strong options” amid reports of unrest.
The Chinese mainland’s foreign ministry urges Iran to stay stable amid US threats, opposing interference and force, and calls for peace in the Middle East.
Iran’s parliament speaker warns U.S. and Israeli bases in the Middle East are legitimate targets if Iran is attacked, amid protests over economic hardship.
President Trump considers military strike options against Iran amid regional tensions and ongoing protests since late December.
President Trump has been briefed on new military strike options against Iran, including possible non-military targets in Tehran, though no decision has been made.
On Jan 10, Iran restored ride-hailing apps and some online services amid ongoing protests over economic issues, but internet access remains limited and international calls blocked.
Iran’s foreign minister says Tehran doesn’t seek war but is prepared if pushed into conflict and remains open to respectful negotiations.
Iran’s army chief Amir Hatami warns of a decisive response if hostile rhetoric continues, amid protests over the rial’s sharp plunge since late December.