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The US and Iran just started nuclear talks in Oman. At the exact same time, China steps in and publicly declares support for Iran. So here’s the question shaking global politics: IF IRAN IS HIT… WOULD CHINA HIT BACK?
Behind closed doors in Muscat, US and Iranian officials are talking nuclear limits, sanctions, and security. But thousands of miles away in Beijing, China sends a very clear signal: Iran’s sovereignty is non-negotiable. And Washington is listening.

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00:00The U.S. and Iran just started nuclear talks in Oman.
00:25At the exact same time, China steps in and publicly declares support for Iran.
00:32So here's the question shaking global politics.
00:35If Iran is hit, would China hit back?
00:39Behind closed doors in Muscat, U.S. and Iranian officials are talking nuclear limits, sanctions,
00:45and security.
00:46But thousands of miles away in Beijing, China sends a very clear signal.
00:51Iran's sovereignty is non-negotiable, and Washington is listening.
00:56During a high-level meeting with Iranian officials, China's foreign ministry openly criticized
01:01what it called unilateral bullying.
01:04That phrase is diplomatic code for U.S. sanctions, military threats, and regime pressure.
01:10China says it supports Iran's legitimate rights, including peaceful nuclear development, and
01:16rejects threats or force as a solution.
01:19This wasn't random.
01:20The statement came just one day before U.S.-Iran talks began in Oman.
01:25Iran's message?
01:26We won't negotiate under pressure.
01:29China's message?
01:30You're not alone.
01:32Iran's delegation, led by Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi, insists the talks stay focused
01:37on nuclear issues only.
01:39The U.S. wants more — missiles, regional influence, and militant groups.
01:44Meanwhile, Washington hasn't ruled out military action, and U.S. forces are quietly building
01:50up in the region.
01:51That's the tension.
01:53So would China actually defend Iran if the U.S. strikes?
01:57Most analysts say no direct military response.
02:01China avoids wars far from home.
02:03But that doesn't mean it stays neutral.
02:06Just days ago, China, Russia, and Iran signed a new strategic agreement.
02:11Not a military alliance, but a united front against sanctions, coercion, and Western dominance.
02:18That changes the equation.
02:20China probably won't attack the U.S. over Iran, but its support makes war riskier, diplomacy
02:26harder, and the stakes much higher.
02:29And as talks continue in Oman, one thing is clear.
02:33This isn't just a U.S.-Iran story anymore.
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