中国外交部驳斥了特朗普关于北京同意停止向伊朗供应武器的说法，称相关报道纯属伪造，并警告称如果美国利用这些指控作为加征新关税的理由，中方将采取反制措施。
特朗普周三在社交平台“真实社交”（Truth Social）上发帖称，中方领导人已通过信件作出个人承诺，不再武装伊朗。他写道：“这种情况不会再发生。他们已同意不向伊朗运送武器。”他在接受福克斯商业频道采访时表示，在听说中国向伊朗提供武器后他给中方写了信，而中方回信称“基本上，他没有那样做”。
中国外交部发言人郭嘉坤在4月14日的新闻发布会上表示，关于中国向伊朗提供军事支持的报道是“纯属捏造”，并警告说如果华盛顿基于这些指控加征关税，中方将作出回应。此前一天，郭嘉坤称同样的报道是“毫无根据的抹黑和恶意的联想”。
北京方面既未证实存在信件往来，也未承认达成任何协议，仅否认发生了武器转让。特朗普将这一所谓的承诺描述为与重新开放霍尔木兹海峡挂钩的外交胜利，预计双边峰会将在数周内举行。
史汀生中心中国项目主任孙韵告诉《军事网》，鉴于特朗普即将访华，北京不太可能立即采取过激行动。孙韵表示：“没有必要破坏他们与美国总统之间建立的良好势头。”
在中国与伊朗的相关动态中，中方始终称美国和以色列的袭击违反了国际法，并对此表示谴责。
China’s Foreign Ministry rejected President Donald Trump’s claim that Beijing agreed not to supply weapons to Iran, calling the reports fabricated and warning of countermeasures if the US uses the allegations to justify new tariffs.
Trump posted on Truth Social on Wednesday that Xi Jinping had made a personal commitment by letter not to arm Iran. “This situation will never happen again. They have agreed not to send weapons to Iran.” He told Fox Business he wrote Xi after hearing China was supplying Iran with weapons, and Xi wrote back saying “essentially, he’s not doing that.”
Spokesperson Guo Jiakun told a press briefing April 14 that reports of Chinese military support for Iran were “purely fabricated,” warning that China would respond with countermeasures if Washington imposed tariffs on the basis of the accusations. A day earlier, Guo called the same reports “groundless smears and malicious associations.”
" China strongly rebukes Trump""I want to put an end to the rumors circulating online that claim China has agreed with the United States not to supply weapons to Iran.Let me make it clear that no such communication has taken place. China has neither confirmed nor denied… pic.twitter.com/dHfU0bAJMC— China in English (@En_chinaNews) April 15, 2026
Beijing has neither confirmed the exchange of letters nor acknowledged any agreement — only denied that weapons transfers took place. Trump has framed the claimed pledge as a diplomatic win tied to reopening the Strait of Hormuz, with a bilateral summit expected within weeks.
Yun Sun, director of the China Program at the Stimson Center, told Military.com that Beijing was unlikely to take immediate action given the upcoming Trump visit. “There is no need to spoil the good momentum they have been building with POTUS,” Sun said.
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Throughout the US-Iran war, China has called the US-Israeli strikes a violation of international law, condemned the naval blockade of Iranian ports, and urged ceasefire negotiations — while avoiding direct military involvement and criticizing Iran’s attacks on Gulf states, with which Beijing maintains deep economic ties.
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