JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 President Trump says Chinese President Xi Jinping offered to help make a deal with Iran.

Trump Says Xi Jinping Offered to Help Broker Iran Deal During High-Stakes China Talks

President Donald Trump has revealed that Chinese President Xi Jinping offered to help facilitate a potential agreement involving Iran during ongoing high-level discussions between Washington and Beijing. The announcement comes as tensions surrounding Iran, global oil supplies, and the Strait of Hormuz continue to dominate international diplomacy.

Speaking during his visit to China, Donald Trump said Xi expressed willingness to assist in easing the crisis and reopening diplomatic channels related to Iran. According to Trump, the Chinese leader stated that he “would like to be of help” if a deal could be reached.

The development marks a significant moment in U.S.-China relations, as both superpowers attempt to stabilize ties while navigating escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. China has major economic interests tied to the region, particularly its dependence on Middle Eastern oil shipments moving through the Strait of Hormuz — one of the world’s most critical energy routes.

Trump also claimed that Xi assured him China would not provide military equipment to Iran, calling it “a big statement.” The comments suggest that both leaders may be seeking to prevent the Iran conflict from spiraling into a wider international crisis.

Despite the apparent diplomatic opening, major disagreements remain between the United States and Iran over nuclear activities, regional influence, and sanctions. Analysts say China’s involvement could increase pressure for negotiations, but it could also complicate already fragile talks depending on how Tehran responds.

The Trump-Xi summit is also expected to cover trade disputes, Taiwan, artificial intelligence, and global security issues. However, Iran has rapidly emerged as one of the most sensitive topics on the agenda as fears grow over disruptions to global energy markets and the risk of broader military escalation.