US President Donald Trump, who until yesterday vowed to destroy Iran, has changed his tone! After announcing the ceasefire, he said, "Now the US and Iran will work very closely together."

After announcing a two-week ceasefire amid the Iran war, US President Donald Trump has made a big claim that the US and Iran will now work very closely. In a social media post, Trump said Iran had undergone a "successful regime change." He claimed that uranium enrichment would no longer be carried out in Iran and that the US would work with Iran to extract underground nuclear material.
The US President also informed that a strict satellite surveillance is being maintained over the entire region so that any activity can be monitored. According to Trump, there has been no tampering on that site since the attack. At the same time, he indicated that negotiations are underway between the two countries on tariff and sanctions relief and many of the 15 points have been agreed upon. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning has made it clear that China is playing an active role in establishing peace in the Middle East. He said China is constantly working to promote cease-fire and dialogue and will continue to play a "constructive role" in restoring stability in the entire Middle East, including the Gulf region.
China's response came after President Donald Trump claimed that China had helped bring Iran to the negotiating table. China's stance suggests that it wants to project itself as a mediator and balancing force, especially at a time when tensions between the United States, Israel and Iran are at their peak.
Experts believe that if China actually succeeds in taking the talks forward, it could further strengthen its role in global diplomacy and prove to be an important step towards defusing the war.