In response to Israel's military actions against Iran, both China and Russia reacted surprisingly tamely, emphasizing diplomacy rather than aggressive retaliation. China's Foreign Minister called for calm rather than conflict, and Beijing highlighted the importance of the Persian Gulf as a critical trade route. This cautious stance suggests that while anti-American sentiments may draw these nations closer, they are reluctant to escalate tensions that could disrupt global economic stability, showcasing the limits of their alliance.
China's foreign-affairs spokesperson warned Iran about closing the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing the need to prevent regional turmoil from affecting global economic growth.
Despite expectations, China and Russia's reactions to Israel and the U.S. striking Iran have been cautious, stressing diplomacy over confrontation.
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