China rejects claims of supplying weapons to Iran

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: April 13, 2026Country: China

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China rejects claims of supplying weapons to Iran

China labeled reports of supplying weapons to Iran as "baseless smears" following U.S. intelligence claims. President Donald Trump threatened Beijing with a 50% tariff if it provided military assistance to Tehran. While China has strong economic ties with Iran, it does not have a formal military pact and has criticized Iran's attacks on Gulf countries.

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