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ٹرمپ اور نیتن یاہو کو "جہنم واصل" کرنے والے کے لیے 5 کروڑ 80 لاکھ ڈالر انعام کا مبینہ ایرانی منصوبہ ایرانی پارلیمنٹ 28 فروری کو تہران پر ہونے والے حملوں کے ردعمل میں اس بل پر ووٹنگ کرے گی

China has delivered a sharp warning as tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, cautioning that the region could be drifting dangerously close to a wider global crisis.

Beijing’s message comes amid growing fears that repeated retaliation, targeted strikes, and military escalation could push the conflict beyond regional borders and draw in more powerful players.

By calling for restraint and disarmament, China is positioning itself as a voice for de-escalation while signaling its desire to play a larger role in global diplomacy. The message also reflects Beijing’s effort to present itself as a stabilizing force at a time when other powers are taking a more confrontational stance.

But China’s concerns go beyond politics. Any major disruption near critical routes like the Strait of Hormuz could threaten global energy supplies, drive economic instability, and directly impact China’s own interests.

As tensions continue to rise, the world appears to be entering a fragile and unpredictable moment, where diplomacy, alliances, economic pressure, and military power could all determine what happens next.