Trump Says China Agreed Not to Send Weapons to Iran, Supports Keeping Hormuz Open

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JOON HYOUNG LEE

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President Donald Trump said China had agreed not to send weapons to Iran.
Trump said China was very pleased with his push to keep the Strait of Hormuz permanently open.
Trump said he and President Xi Jinping were working together smartly and effectively ahead of a US-China summit scheduled for next month.

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President Donald Trump said China had agreed not to send weapons to Iran.

In a Truth Social post on June 15, Trump said China was "very happy" with his push to keep the Strait of Hormuz permanently open.

"I am doing that for China, and for the world," he wrote. "This situation will never happen again."

Trump also referred to a US-China summit planned for next month. He said that when he visits China in the coming weeks, President Xi Jinping will "give me a big hug" and that the two sides are working together "smartly" and "very well."