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    Putin and Xi Condemn Israel Over Its Iran Strikes in Phone Call, Kremlin Says

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    Posted on June 19, 2025

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    Putin and Xi condemn Israel's Iran strikes, urging political solutions. Russia offers mediation; China supports this approach.

    Putin and Xi condemn Israel over its Iran strikes in phone call, Kremlin

    ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a phone call on Thursday during which both leaders condemned Israel for its strikes on Iran and agreed de-escalation was needed, the Kremlin said.

    Both men "strongly condemn Israel's actions, which violate the U.N. Charter and other norms of international law," Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters.

    "Both Moscow and Beijing fundamentally believe that there is no military solution to the current situation and issues related to Iran's nuclear programme.

    "This solution must be achieved exclusively through political and diplomatic means," said Ushakov.

    Russia has warned of catastrophe should the Israel-Iran conflict, now in its seventh day, escalate further, and has urged the U.S. not to join Israel's bombardment.

    Putin has been in touch with U.S. President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in recent days and has repeatedly said Russia stands ready to mediate between the warring sides.

    Thus far, no one has taken up Russia's offer.

    On Thursday, Putin reiterated that proposition in his phone call with Xi, a close ally.

    The Chinese leader expressed support for the idea, Ushakov said, "as he believes it could serve to de-escalate the current acute situation."

    The two men agreed to keep in close contact in the coming days.

    (Reporting by Gleb Stolyarov; Writing by Lucy PapachristouEditing by Andrew Osborn)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Putin and Xi condemn Israel's strikes on Iran.
    • •Both leaders emphasize political solutions over military action.
    • •Russia offers to mediate the Israel-Iran conflict.
    • •China supports Russia's mediation proposal.
    • •The conflict's escalation poses global risks.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Putin and Xi condemn Israel over its Iran strikes in phone call, Kremlin says

    1What did Putin and Xi discuss during their phone call?

    Putin and Xi discussed condemning Israel for its strikes on Iran and emphasized the need for political and diplomatic solutions to the conflict.

    2What was Russia's warning regarding the Israel-Iran conflict?

    Russia warned of a potential catastrophe if the Israel-Iran conflict escalates further and urged the U.S. not to join Israel's bombardment.

    3What is the stance of both Russia and China on military solutions?

    Both Moscow and Beijing believe there is no military solution to the issues related to Iran's nuclear program and advocate for a diplomatic approach.

    4How did Xi Jinping respond to Putin's proposition?

    Xi Jinping expressed support for Putin's proposition, believing it could help de-escalate the current acute situation.

    5What future plans did Putin and Xi agree upon?

    Putin and Xi agreed to maintain close contact in the coming days to address the ongoing situation.

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