A Chinese official on Monday reportedly said China hopes the Iran nuclear agreement will stay in place, a comment which comes ahead of the Oct. 15 deadline for the Trump administration to certify Iran’s compliance with the accord.
A Chinese official on Monday reportedly said China hopes the Iran nuclear agreement will stay in place, a comment which comes ahead of the Oct. 15 deadline for the Trump administration to certify Iran’s compliance with the accord.
“We hope that the comprehensive Iran nuclear agreement can continue to be earnestly implemented,” said Hua Chunying, a spokeswoman for China’s Foreign Ministry, as reported by Reuters.
Hua’s remark comes as President Trump is reportedly planning to decertify the accord, which was negotiated between Iran, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, China, the European Union and Russia.
