Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Egypt’s Badr Abdelatty held urgent talks Wednesday, sounding the alarm over rising Middle East tensions. Both ministers warned that Israel’s recent strikes on Iran risked plunging the region into chaos, with Wang calling the actions a 'blatant violation of international law.'
A Call for Unity & Action
Wang praised Egypt’s leadership in uniting 20+ Arab and Islamic nations to demand an immediate ceasefire and revive nuclear talks. 🔥 'China fully supports these efforts,' he said, stressing the need for global consensus. Meanwhile, Abdelatty doubled down on Egypt’s push for a political solution to avoid 'widespread instability.'
Both sides agreed: De-escalation is non-negotiable. Wang urged all parties—especially Israel—to prioritize regional safety, halt attacks, and reopen dialogue. 💬 'The world can’t afford another crisis,' he added.
