Trump Dismisses Claims of Russian and Chinese Support for Iran

President Donald Trump rejects allegations that Russia and China are aiding Iran, citing the significant risks both nations face if they intervene.

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October 13, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Washington, USA — President Donald Trump stated late on Monday that he does not believe China and Russia are providing any assistance to Iran during the ongoing conflict.

The President dismissed assertions from what he described as Radical Left Morons and Lunatics regarding potential foreign involvement. He argued that both Moscow and Beijing have too much to lose if they were to enable Tehran.

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While Trump noted that any potential support would be at a very low level if it were occurring, he emphasized that he would quickly become aware of such actions. He maintained that both nations have too much at stake to risk becoming involved in the situation.

Although China and Russia have maintained diplomatic relations with Iran, both countries have officially condemned attacks on Iranian sovereignty. Questions regarding these international relationships remain a central point of debate concerning the broader impact of the war and current US-China relations.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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