China hopes ‘relevant parties’ can grasp chance at peace in Iran war
US President Donald Trump had earlier vowed to retain military assets in the Middle East.
China hopes ‘relevant parties’ can grasp chance at peace in Iran war
US President Donald Trump had earlier vowed to retain military assets in the Middle East.
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