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Trump, Xi Agree Iran Must Not Have Nuclear Arms, Oppose Tolls on International Waterways
Summary
- President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping said they agreed in opposing Iran's possession of nuclear weapons.
- The two leaders also said no country or entity should be allowed to impose tolls on international waterways.
- The agreement appeared to have the Strait of Hormuz in mind, a strait that has recently been the focus of international attention.
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President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons and that no country or entity should be allowed to impose tolls on international waterways.
According to a White House fact sheet released on September 26 on the U.S.-China summit, the two leaders discussed major international issues during the state visit, including Iran, Russia and North Korea. They agreed that Iran must not have nuclear weapons.
Trump and Xi also agreed that no country or entity should be permitted to charge tolls for passage through international waterways. The White House did not identify a specific location in the fact sheet, but because the discussion concerned Iran, the reference appeared to point to the Strait of Hormuz, which has recently drawn heightened international attention.
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