China US Iran Ceasefire: 26 phone calls and the world war was averted. The mind of the dragon is hidden behind the peace between America and Iran.

News India Live, Digital Desk: To clear the dark clouds of world war looming in West Asia, a diplomacy took place behind the scenes, of which the world came to know much later. The news of China’s active role in the historic two-week ceasefire between America and Iran is now becoming public. It is being told that Beijing’s top diplomats made a record 26 phone calls within just a few hours, which took Washington and Tehran away from the battlefield and brought them to the negotiating table. Dragon’s ‘shuttle diplomacy’ saved the world. When the tension between America and Iran was at its peak and there was a possibility of missiles being fired at any time, China used its influence. According to Chinese Foreign Ministry sources, Beijing acted as a ‘bridge’ between Iran’s supreme leadership and the US State Department. In these 26 calls, not only the security of oil supply was discussed, but China also made it clear that if the war starts, its economic consequences will be disastrous for the whole of Asia. China’s ‘economic pressure’ on Iran came to the fore. China is the largest oil buyer and trading partner for Iran. Experts believe that China gave a clear message to Tehran that they should not instigate the conflict further. On the other hand, China also held talks with America behind the scenes so that the growing tension between Israel and Iran could be reduced. This mediation has tried to establish China as a responsible ‘superpower’ in global politics, which has the ability to resolve conflicts. Just two weeks of peace or a bigger plan? Even though the ceasefire is only for 14 days, China is trying to turn it into a permanent peace agreement. Beijing wants that during this time, global trade through the ‘Strait of Hormuz’ should get back on track. This diplomatic victory of China has proved that it is no longer enough to look only towards Washington to solve global crises, but Beijing has also become a decisive player.