China’s top diplomat at the United Nations has accused the U.S. of reigniting tensions over Iran’s nuclear program, calling Washington the “instigator” of the crisis. Speaking at a UN Security Council meeting in New York, Fu Cong criticized recent U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, warning they risk destabilizing global non-proliferation efforts. 💥
Fu highlighted the 2018 U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) and subsequent sanctions as key factors that forced Tehran to backtrack on its commitments. “The U.S. unilaterally walked away, then doubled down with pressure tactics,” he said, comparing the situation to a “diplomatic rollercoaster.” 🎢
The remarks come as regional tensions spike, with Fu arguing that Washington’s actions have “sabotaged” its own efforts to revive negotiations. Analysts suggest the stalemate could delay efforts to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions—a concern for global security watchers. 🔍
