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Trump left disappointed by China over Iran; Xi Jinping warns over Taiwan | Janta Ka Reporter
Janta Ka Reporter
May 14, 2026

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday failed to convince his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, to pressure Iran to allow the free passage of ships through the Persian Gulf. On the other hand, the Chinese president warned the US to not meddle with affairs in Taiwan. Rifat Jawaid argues that this a huge setback to Trump, who was hoping to get China on his side during this historic visit.



Transcript

Donald Trump and his bunch of thugs working as cabinet colleagues have just learned about their real worth in China.
Xiinping, the Chinese president, told the deranged occupant of the White House that he too didn't want Iran to have
nuclear weapons, but he didn't let Trump include any Chinese promise to help in ending the blockade of the state of H
foremost in the joint statement. China also told the Israeli lap dog to either improve relations with Beijing and not meddle with Taiwan or invite conflict.
In the UK, Zionist Prime Minister Kama will now have a proper leadership challenge as an even bigger Zionist West
treating today resigned from his post as the health secretary. Elsewhere in Gaza, Palestinians are paying a heavy price
for the recklessness of Hamas leadership. Israeli terrorists today slaughtered four more Palestinians in
Gaza. The same bunch of barbarians also bombed an ambulance in Lebanon. This would be the broad focus of my video
tonight. Also in this video, a Fox News presenter complains about receiving a parking ticket for a traffic violation
from the Chinese authorities, but gets exposed by Chinese social media users for hiding the truth. So, please stay tuned.
Israeli slave Trump today met his Chinese counterpart Xiinping for a historic summit. Both leaders were
meeting after a gap of nine years and chances are that Trump would visit China once again this year to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Council meeting.
But the dominating theme of today's bilateral talks between she and his American guest was the joint statement
issued by both the countries. While both leaders agreed that Iran should not have nuclear weapons in the joint statement,
Trump was left disappointed that Xiinping did not formalize his promise for help in opening the State of Hormos.
Watch Trump's favorite TV channel, Fox News, that highlighted this aspect prominently.
Also, both countries agree that Iran can never have a nuclear weapon. And uh after reading through this readout,
there was really nothing in there that said that China was going to help pressure Iran in any way to ending the conflict. We were wondering if that was going to come up.
At home, this Israeli clown likes to brag about his fake superpower. While in China, he was seen behaving like a tamed
animal as he begged his Chinese host to help the US military against Iran. Just watch this video clip of Trump's
interview with Fox News. He flew all the way to China to give an interview to Fox News to personally beg Xiinping to use
his connection with Iran to end the blockade of the state of Hormuz.
That's what Trump means when he says that he has turned America into the hottest country in the world. This was
the true example. President Xi would like to see a deal made. He would he would like to see a deal made.
And oh, he did offer. He said, "If I can be of any help at all, I would like to be of help." Because he did say that.
Yeah, he did say that. And look, you anybody that buys that much oil is obviously got some kind of a relationship with him. But he said, "I
would love to be of help. If I could be of any help whatsoever, he'd like to see the hormones straight open." He said, "If I could be of any help whatsoever, I
would like to help." But in the same interview he said that Iran as a country had been decimated and therefore the US
had won the war. But he's begging to everyone to convince Iran to end the blockade of the state of foremost.
That's because this single decision by Iran is wreaking havoc for the US economy.
4 minutesThe Chinese president was a gracious host and did everything to make his guest feel comfortable and happy during
the visit. But the body language and tone of Trump and his cabinet colleagues showed just how frightened they looked
in front of the Chinese. Trump's famous blabbering was missing and his fellow thugs like Rubio and Hex was seen
trembling as they were being introduced to the Chinese president.
Despite his hospitality, Xiinping also issued a stark warning to his guest in his own Chinese way. He reminded Trump
to not meddle with the affairs in Taiwan, failing which the bilateral ties could worsen significantly. He used the
tussy disease trap analogy to warn Trump. The whole world is watching our meeting.
Currently, transformation not seen in a century is accelerating across the globe and the international situation is fluid
and turbulent. The world has come to a new crossroads. Can China and the United States overcome the fusidities trap?
and create a new paradigm of major country relations.
Can we meet global challenges together and provide more stability for the world?
American journalist Rick Sanchez explains what Tussy trap actually means.
China is saying, "Look, from now on, sanctions, you could sanction whatever the hell you want. We're not going to pay attention to them. And we're going to continue our terrorists with you,
including the 77% on American beef, 22% on soybeans, which has American farmers
actually really pissed off. So, the Chinese are saying, "Yeah, if you come to us and you ask nicely, we'll consider lowering those tariffs." Oh my god, how
the worm has turned. And then, of course, there's the Thusidities Thusidities
trap. I didn't even know what this was, but you need to know about it because everybody's talking about it and Mr.
She's the one who brought it up. So, Thusidities was a Greek warrior turned philosopher who essentially
the the the the theory that is used when describing US China relations or US Sino relations is about this Thusidities
trap. And the thusidities trap is essentially that when one power gets really really large, it is able to
overtake the other power and then it's difficult to avoid war between those two opposing forces. And that's the fear
that's why Mr. She has just said in his opening remarks, no less he expressing hope that the US and China will be able
to avoid whether the two countries can transcend the Thusidities trap and forge a new model for relations between these
two powers. So he said this referring to the Thusidities trap that in other words, let's avoid the expectation of
war between us simply because we've grown big and you have always been big.
Now the two of us are big. That doesn't necessarily mean we have to clash. But then she went even further and this is where it gets interesting. She it's
being called a threat. You you tell me if you think this is a threat. He said the Taiwan question is the most important issue in China US relations.
Then he says if it is handled properly, looking at my notes, if it is handled properly, this bilateral relationship will enjoy overall stability. Otherwise,
8 minutesand here's where he gets for for for Chinese Palabber, this is strong. He
says the two countries will have clashes and even conflicts, putting this entire relationship in
jeopardy. So, he's warning Trump. He's saying, "If you with us when it comes to Taiwan, this can get really serious."
Pardon me for cursing, but I mean sometimes it's just the best way of expressing what the man is actually saying. And and that's what he's saying to Trump.
While the American right-wing media would tell you everything was fine, Xiinping's warning on Taiwan has left
Trump shocked. He wasn't expecting his Chinese host to be this brutal during this visit. This would give you an idea
about how much China is going to help the US on the state of Hormos or other issues related to Iran as being claimed by Trump and his pet media outlets.
The whole world knows that Iran is giving Trump sleepless nights. But the US Central Command Chief Admiral Cooper
today lied while appearing before the Senate. He said his military had almost ended Iran's missile program. This
despite the fact that even American media outlets are now reporting that most of Iranian missile and drone stockpile is absolutely intact.
Watch this grilling by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on bombing of schools in Iran.
The second concern I have, Admiral Cooper, is uh how we've prosecuted this war to date. Uh we have data and
information publicly available in publications like the New York Times that 22 schools have been hit, hospitals, dozens of hospitals have been
hit. Uh we have regulations. We have the law of war. We have uh human rights obligations. We have our own um
targeting requirements to avoid civilian harm and death. Have you been implementing all the laws that are required under current law to minimize civilian death?
Senator, we have executed uh every operation consistent with the law of armed conflict. The subject of civilian casualties is a particular passion of
mine. We pay attention to it. We follow all the procedures and have gone above and beyond to in my case personally warn the Iranian people of several instances
uh during conflict where they were being potentially warned. How did we then bomb 22 schools?
There is no indication that we have that that that has been corroborated. How many schools have we bombed?
There is one active civilian casualty investigation from the 13,629 munitions.
So, how do you explain the publicly available information that 22 schools have been hit and multiple hospitals?
There's no way that we can corroborate that. No indication of that whatsoever.
Senator, there's no way you can corroborate or no indication of it. Which one? No indication.
Well, the indication is what's publicly available. There is indication. Have you investigated those claims? We have not.
Why have you not? If this is a passion of yours, if you believe that civilian casualties are not consistent with the
law of war and not consistent with human rights obligations that our military regularly follows, with great pride and great diligence, why have you not
investigated those allegations when they're publicly being made on the cover of the New York Times?
I'll be happy to take a look at the in each instance to do that.
I would like a report from you, from your team about whether there have been
attacks that have resulted in the destruction of schools and hospitals.
Even Barack Obama, who I'm not a big fan of anyway, has now exposed Trump's lies on Iran.
We pulled it off without firing a missile. We got 97% of their enriched uranium out. Uh they were able to
maintain a modest civilian nuclear program for energy. And so you think it was working?
Well, it's not only did I think it was working, uh even Israeli intelligence thought it was working. Uh even our
intelligence services thought it was working. So there's no dispute that it
worked. Um, and we didn't uh we didn't have to kill a whole bunch of people or shut down the straight of Hormuz. Now,
well, there was some dispute that it didn't work. Our our our No, our present president believed that it didn't work, which is why he pulled out of it.
It's not clear that he didn't believe that it didn't work. He just said it didn't work. Worst worst deal of all time.
Yeah, because I did it, which which is fine. That seems to be a pattern. But but there is no serious uh independent
folks who would say that it didn't work with respect to the nuclear program.
Now, if your agenda was to bring about regime change in Iran, well, that wasn't the goal of the agreement.
If your goal was to dismantle the Iranian military so that it couldn't cause any other problems in the region,
then it didn't do that. But that wasn't the goal. Iranian foreign minister sayy dab basaraki was in India today attending the bricks country's foreign
minister's meeting state of pormos is now suffering first and most from the US aggression and the
blockade that they have imposed on it as far as we are concerned uh the state of foremost is open for uh for all uh you
know commercial vessels uh but they need to to cooperate with our
uh navy forces. So we have not made any obstacles. It is Americans who have made blockade and I hope that uh that could
be ended by uh the removal of this illegal blockade imposed by Americans. Earlier addressing
his counterparts from BRICS countries at the meeting in India, Arashi used the opportunity to highlight the atrocities
committed by the US and Israeli terrorist during the illegal war. He said Iran was the victim of illegal war
mongering by the Americans and Israeli terrorists. Rahman, your excellency Dr. Jashankar, honorable
minister of external affairs of India, honorable minister, ministers of foreign affairs of the bricks, member states,
distinguished representatives, esteemed colleagues, as you have all witnessed, my country has within the span of less than a year
twice been subjected to brutal and and unlawful aggression by the United States and Israel. The attacks on my people
have been justified with false claims that run counter to the informed assessments of the International Atomic
Energy Agency and even America's own intelligence community. The truth is that Iran, like many other independent
nations, is the victim of illegal expansionism and wararmongering.
These are ugly things which have no place in today's world. Those who pursue reckless adventures may believe it furthers their geopolitical interests.
But as consumers and governments around the world now sense and understand, regional instability is a lose-lose
proposition for all sides, including the aggressors.
In the face of horrific violence, the Iranian people have firmly and proudly stood up for themselves.
Did we retreat from our ideal of independence? Did we surrender to the will and whims of imperial power? The
answer is clear. We did not and never will.
I come from an ancient land whose leaders have stood courageously by their people in the pursuit of justice, independence, and the defense of
sovereignty and territorial integrity, sacrificing their lives for for historic and national ideals. I speak for an Iran
whose armed forces, medical personnel, school teachers, and law enforcement officers never once placed their own
safety above saving the lives of those they are duty bound to protect and served with honor on the front line of humanity.
While we have been focusing on Iran, Israeli terrorists have quietly but slowly been occupying more and more land of Gaza by carrying out their holocaust.
Israelis have now occupied 64% of Gaza by moving the so-called yellow line constantly. Trump's board of peace envoy
has now warned that Israeli terrorists could permanently occupy most part of Gaza. He blames Hamas for this since the group has refused to disarm itself.
Meanwhile, people in Gaza are being forced to go through living hell as health conditions rapidly deteriorate.
Meanwhile, Israeli terrorists have now murdered four more people in Gaza today.
This is what I said on the very first day Trump had proposed the ceasefire. I had warned that Hamas would be making a
grave mistake by agreeing to the terms of the ceasefire. That's precisely what has happened. Now this group has no
bargaining chip and is simply unable to do anything even in the face of the continuing genocide.
United Nations deputy spokesperson Farhan Hak has meanwhile said that families sheltering in Raza are
reporting skin infections and other illnesses caused by rodents and insects entering tents and contaminating their
food supplies in the UK. Kammer faced another significant challenge to his leadership today as West treating resigned from his
18 minutescabinet as the health secretary. He now plans to challenge Star's leadership.
You're watching Sky News today. It is . We come back this hour with breaking news. Uh the health secretary Wes Streeting has handed in his letter of resignation to the prime minister.
That letter coming into us here at Sky News. The health secretary within the last s putting it out on social
media. Our political editor Beth Rigby is here. Um the letter of resignation we've been anticipating. Um for the last really Beth has just landed.
Yeah. News uh just as we came on air uh Wes Streetin has resigned as the health
secretary. He has put out at 1:00 a letter on his ex account a two-page
letter outlining that he is standing down from government. He has said in this letter, "Having lost confidence in
your leadership, I have concluded it would be dishonorable and unprincipled to remain imposed." He says, "Where we
need vision, we have a vacuum." For those who care about their role in supporting the genocide in Gaza, this
offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the fight between two disgraceds.
Neither of them stands for traditional Labor Party values. In Lebanon, Israeli terrorists bombed an ambulance. This is
the true evil nature of the Israeli society. This is also Gaza 2.0 being
played out in Lebanon. I will now leave you with this clip of a Fox News broadcast by presenter Brett Byer. In
the first part of this video, he's seen complaining about the ticket that his driver received for parking his car just
for a few seconds on the roadside. But Chinese social media users were quick to expose his lies, releasing the video of
bread buyer filming right in the middle of a busy road. This would be a traffic violation even in his own country. I
wonder what made him think that the Chinese would ignore this violation just because he was an American.
Big brother is watching.
There are literally cameras everywhere in Beijing. We are outside the Haden station and I can count at least 20 on
this corner. In fact, in Beijing, they've added 1,500 cameras just this year alone. They see everything. Uh
there's nobody jaywalking here because they could get a ticket right away. In fact, our driver parked illegally for 2
minutes and he got a message on his phone that he got a ticket for about 40 bucks US because they saw it on the
camera. Now, there are real questions what the CCP's goal is about citizen tracking and social scoring.
That's it from me. Thank you very much for your support of this platform and our journalism. If you haven't subscribed to my channel, please do so
because that's one of the many ways you can support independent journalism. God bless you all.

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Rubio Angers Xi With Taiwan Claim Hours After Beijing's Open Threat To USA- Trump's Diplomacy Flops?
Hindustan Times
May 14, 2026

Donald Trump’s carefully choreographed Beijing trip is being overshadowed by one issue he clearly doesn’t want to talk about: Taiwan. As Trump avoids any public mention of the island, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has stepped into the spotlight with a much tougher, more defiant tone on America’s Taiwan policy. Here's why Rubio's decision to “dare” Xi Jinping on Taiwan risks upsetting the delicate manoeuvres around this high‑stakes visit.



Transcript

Did you talk about Taiwan? Great place. Great. Incredible. China is beautiful.
US policy on the issue of Taiwan is unchanged as of today and as of the meeting that we had here today. It was raised. They always raise it on their
side. We think it would be a terrible mistake to force that through force or anything of that nature. It would there would be repercussions for that globally, not just from the United States.
As Donald Trump goes out of his way to avoid directly talking about Taiwan in public, his top diplomat instead strikes a defiant tone on the issue.
Marco Rubio is effectively daring Xi Jinping on Taiwan with his comments, potentially risking the careful diplomatic maneuvers Trump is trying to stage in Beijing.
Just hours after Beijing issued a stark threat to Trump over Taiwan, Rubio's firm remarks could anger Xi and be read as a direct challenge to China's warning.
The official White House readout on the Beijing summit skips any mention of Taiwan completely, fueling speculation over what was really said behind closed
doors and what Washington wants to keep quiet.
If Taiwan is mishandled, she pointedly reminds Trump of the consequences, warning that backing the island nation too strongly could drag the two powers toward dangerous confrontation.
Hours after Xi Jinping's unusually open threat over Taiwan, the US Secretary of State delivered a statement on the island, trying to project firmness even as the president stayed cautious.
Marco Rubio outlined America's Taiwan policy right after Trump concluded his first day of talks with China, effectively filling the silence left by
the president on this sensitive question.
He made these remarks in an on camera interview with NBC News in Beijing on May 14th, ensuring his message reached audiences in the United States, China,
and Taiwan at the same time. President Xi stressed to President Trump that the Taiwan question is the most important
issue in China US relations. Talk to me about that moment when that Well, they certainly feel that way and and they always raise that issue and we understand they raise that issue. From
our perspective, any forced change in the status quo and the situation that's there now would be bad for both countries. One of the things the Chinese emphasized, which we agree, is strategic
stability in our relationship, a constructive relationship, but also one that establishes strategic stability so that we don't have misunderstandings
that could lead to broader conflict. And so we always reiterate the point. We hear them when they say this. We always respond by saying anything that would
compel or force a change in what we have now would be problematic. and that we would certainly our policies on that have not changed. It's been pretty
consistent across multiple presidential administrations and remains consistent.
Now, US policy on the issue of Taiwan is unchanged as of today and as of the meeting that we had here today. It was raised. They always raise it on their
side. We always make clear our position and we move on to the other topics. We know where they stand and I think they know where we stand.
Do you think China wants to invade Taiwan? Well, I think China's preference is probably to have Taiwan willingly, voluntarily join them. In in a perfect
world, what they would want is some vote or a referendum in Taiwan that agrees to fold in. I think that's what they would prefer. Um, ultimately, it's featured
3 minutesprominently in President G's uh mandate. In the time he's been in office, he's made clear that what they call reunification, that's what they
call it, is something that has to happen at some point. We think it would be a terrible mistake to force that through force or anything of that nature. It would there would be repercussions for
that globally, not just from the United States. The the the pace of growth in the Chinese military over the last 10 years has no precedent. None. I mean,
just what they've done with their navy alone over the they put billions and billions and billions of dollars in their system. So, it's you know, you look at it, it's hard to ignore how fast
and how big. So, I don't think it's just limited to Taiwan. I think they have ambitions to ultimately be able to project power globally the way the US
does now. Rubio added that the issue of future US arm sales to Taiwan did not feature prominently in the talks, suggesting the topic was handled
cautiously, if at all, during the Beijing meetings.
Did President Xi request to President Trump not to sell weapons to Taiwan?
Well, that topic uh may have been has been discussed in the past. It did not feature primarily in today's discussion.
We know what their position on that is already. Remember, Congress plays a role in that in that process as well. Ahead of the trip, Trump himself had said he
would discuss US arm sales to Taiwan with Xi Jinping, raising expectations that this contentious issue would be on the summit agenda. That pledge ran up
against long-standing US policy, which generally prohibits detailed Washington Beijing negotiations on arm sales to Taiwan in order to preserve American flexibility.
At the same time, Washington has been pressuring Taipei to significantly increase its own defense budget, insisting that Taiwan must spend more on
its self-defense against Chinese pressure.
The Taiwan issue emerged as a major point in talks that were otherwise dominated by the conflict involving Iran and the wider Middle East crisis.
During their closed door discussions, she warned Trump that US support for Taiwan, if pushed too far, could lead to clashes and conflicts between Washington and Beijing.
5 minutesHe reportedly went further, saying that if the Taiwan issue was mishandled, the United States and China could come into conflict, leaving little doubt about where China's red lines lie.
Subsequently, the official White House readout on the summit appeared to skip any mention of Taiwan, adding to the sense that the topic was too sensitive to spell out publicly.
Trump also seemed to dodge a question on Taiwan during his choreographed visit to the Temple of Heaven with Xi, reinforcing the impression that he did not want to publicly provoke Beijing on camera.
Taiwan, great place. Great. Incredible. China is beautiful. At the same time, Taiwan declared that it would maintain close
ties with the United States following Xi's threat, signaling that Taipei has no intention of backing away from its key security partner.
Xi Jinping, for his part, said that US China ties were the most important in the world and insisted we must never mess it up, underlining the paradox of a
relationship that is vital yet constantly strained over Taiwan.
May goch.
Fore! Foreign! Foreign!
This is a historic visit. This year marks the start of China's 15th five-year plan for economic and social
development. The over 1.4 4 billion people of China drawing on the rich heritage of our over 5,000 years
civilization are advancing Chinese modernization on all fronts through high quality development.
This year is also the 250th anniversary of American independence.
The over 300 million American people are reinvigorating the spirit of patriotism, innovation, and enterprise. and ushering
in a new journey for the development of the United States. The people of China and the United States are both great
peoples. Achieving the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and making America great again can go hand
in hand. We can help each other succeed and advance the well-being of the whole world.
Fore.
So, for
55 years ago, President Richard Nixon sent Dr. Henry Kissinger to visit China
and pingpong diplomacy was carried out between our two countries. Through efforts of the two governments and peoples, the door that had remained
frozen for over 20 years was opened, marking a milestone in contemporary international relations.
From then on, China and the United States have written many chapters of friendship through mutual openness and cooperation.
Under the new situation, President Trump and I fully aware of the expectations of our two nations and the international
community have had multiple meetings and phone calls and kept China US relations generally stable.
10 minutesforation.
Today, President Trump and I had in-depth exchanges on China US relations and international and regional dynamics.
We both believe that the China US relationship is the most important bilateral relationship in the world. We must make it work and never mess it up.
Both China and the United States stand to gain from cooperation and lose from confrontation.
Our two countries should be partners rather than rivals.
President Trump and I also agreed to build a constructive China US relationship of strategic stability to
promote the steady, sound and sustainable development of China US relations and bring more peace,
prosperity and progress to the world.
foreign
Honorable President Donald J. Trump, ladies and gentlemen, friends, looking back at the course of China US
relations, whether or not we could have mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and wing-wing cooperation is the key to
whether the relationship can advance steadily. The world today is changing and turbulent. China US relations
concern the well-being of the over 1.7 billion people of both countries and affect the interests of the over 8
billion people of the world. Both sides should rise up to this historic responsibility and steer the giant ship
of China US relations forward steadily and in the right direction.
Say what?
Now, please join me in a toast to the development and prosperity of China and the United States and the well-being of
our people, to the bright future of China US relations and the friendship between the two peoples and to the
health of President Trump and all the friends present. Cheers.

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Even Israel Couldn't Save You': Clashes At BRICS Summit; Iran Minister Blasts UAE Diplomat | WATCH
Times Of India
May 14, 2026 #mbz #araghchi #TOIVideos

Tensions erupted at the BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting in New Delhi when Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, accused the UAE of direct involvement in military operations against Iran amid the ongoing conflict. Araghchi said the UAE had been “directly involved in the aggression” and failed to condemn initial attacks by the US-Israeli coalition, framing Abu Dhabi as having provided territory or support for actions against Tehran.



Transcript

Chapter 1: Iran Accuses UAE at BRICS Meet: New Delhi Tension
There is ultimately a limit to everything. After all, the United Arab Emirates uh to chose to stand firmly alongside the United States and Israel throughout the duration of this war.
What began as a routine bricks foreign minister's meeting in New Delhi took a tense turn after Iran publicly accused
the UAE of siding with US and Israel during the recent conflict. [music] Iran's foreign minister Abbas Arajichi
told delegates that the United Arab Emirates had been directly involved in the aggression against Iran. He said he avoided naming the country in his formal
bricks remarks for the sake of unity but spoke out after comments from the Emirati side.
It was uh quite surprising for everyone in the meeting that the Emirati delegation had no issues except for the
matter of the war and the responses Iran has given to the US uh on their soil. It is truly a regrettable uh situation and
I found it necessary to explain it in great detail during the meeting for all the BRICS member countries emphasizing that even if we choose not to voice it openly there is ultimately a limit to
Chapter 2: Iran Warns UAE: US-Israel Cannot Ensure Security
everything after all. The United Arab Emirates uh chose to stand firmly alongside the United States and Israel throughout the duration of this war. Uh
I mentioned that that we did not want to get into these issues for the sake of preserving the unity and cohesion of bricks. However, since the UAE
representative raised these matters, we are compelled to state the truth for the international community. And ultimately, I also took the time to advise the
representative of the United Arab Emirates that Israel, the Zionist regime, and the United States of America are simply unable to provide them with
any lasting security. A day earlier, UAE had rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claim [music] that
he visited the UAE during the war. An episode Arji linked to attempts to so division. Iran's position hardened when
Deputy Foreign Minister Kazm Garib issued a sharp rebuttal to what he called baseless allegations from the UAE
representative. Gibbati argued that facilitating or enabling attacks constitutes aggression under international law, [music]
Chapter 3: Iran Submits UAE Allegations to UN Security Council
citing a 1974 UN General Assembly resolution. He said Iran had warned regional states in advance that any
assistance to attackers could invite reciprocal strikes on facilities used in such operations.
Iran maintains it acted in self-defense after US and Israel strikes began on February 28, saying its response targeted installations linked to those
operations. [music] Iranian officials claimed they have submitted extensive documentation to the UN Security Council, including diplomatic notes and
records they say trace aircraft movements from Emirati territory. The UAE has not publicly addressed these [music] specific allegations. Iranian
media suggested the episode could complicate efforts by bricks foreign [music] ministers to agree on a joint communique given visible differences between Iran and UAE. [clears throat]
Arajichi added that regional security cannot be imported calling for peaceful coexistence with neighbors [music] while warning that Iran's patience though real is not limitless.
Chapter 4: UAE Denies Netanyahu Secret Visit During Iran War
The United Arab Emirates moved swiftly to shut down a growing political firestorm after Israel claimed that
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had secretly visited the country during the war with Iran.
According to statements attributed to the Israeli prime minister's office, Netanyahu allegedly traveled to the UAE and held talks with UAE President
Muhammad bin Zed al- Nayan at the height of soaring regional tensions. But Abu Dhabi wasted no [music] time pushing
back. In a sharp and unusually direct response, the UAE Foreign Ministry firmly rejected the claims, denying that
the country had hosted Netanyahu or received any Israeli military delegation. The denial comes at a highly sensitive moment for the Gulf region as
fears of a wider Middle East conflict continue to intensify amid the Iran Issrael confrontation. The reports and
the UAE's rapid rebuttal have sparked intense speculation over secret diplomacy, regional [music] alliances, and behind-the-scenes coordination
Chapter 5: Abraham Accords: UAE-Israel Ties Open, Not Secret
during the conflict. The public rejection also appears aimed at distancing the UAE from any perception of involvement in Israeli military or
political operations linked to the [music] war with Iran, an issue that carries enormous regional and diplomatic consequences. With accusations, denials,
and warnings now unfolding in rapid succession, the episode has added another
[music]
layer of intrigue and tension to an already explosive geopolitical landscape.
In a strongly worded statement, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs said [music] reports circulating about an alleged
visit by Netanyahu or the arrival of an Israeli military delegation were false.
The ministry [music] said the UAE's ties with Israel are conducted openly under the framework of the Abraham Accords and are not based on non-transparent or
5 minutesunofficial arrangements. The ministry added that any claims regarding unannounced visits or undisclosed [music] arrangements are entirely
Chapter 6: Netanyahu Al Ain Meet: Iran Warns Gulf States
unfounded unless officially announced by the relevant authorities in the UAE. It also urged media organizations to
exercise accuracy and professionalism and avoid [music] spreading unverified information or misleading political narratives. The UAE's denial came hours
after Netanyahu's office announced that the Israeli premere had secretly visited the UAE during the military confrontation with Iran and held talks
with UAE President Muhammad bin Zed on the highen. According to Israeli Channel 12, the meeting reportedly took place on
March 26th in the Emirati city of Alahin
[music]
near the Omani border and roughly 250 km from Iran.
Iran has long accused Gulf states, particularly the UAE, of allowing Israel to expand its military and intelligence presence in the region since the signing of the Abraham Accords.
Tran has repeatedly criticized the normalization and warned neighboring countries against security cooperation with Israel.
Chapter 7: UAE-Israel Ties Deepen Amid Iran Missile Threats
Although the UAE denied reports of [music] Netanyahu's visit, relations between Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv have visibly deepened in recent [music]
years. Israeli leaders have made several public visits to the Gulf States since ties were established in 2020. While
economic, diplomatic, and security cooperation has steadily expanded despite regional tensions, the UAE has also faced security concerns [music]
during the conflict. Iranian missile and drone attacks reportedly targeted areas [music] linked to Gulf infrastructure during the war, prompting Gulf states to
reassure investors and international businesses that the region remained stable and secure.
News [music] never stops. The world keeps turning and every turn tells a story. Wars, elections, geopolitics,
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https://x.com/ChinaEmbOman/status/2055228643908243555

Embassy of China in Oman سفارة الصين في سلطنة عمان
@ChinaEmbOman

When asked whether Iran was discussed during the meeting between the Chinese and U.S. presidents during President Trump’s visit to China, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson responded: There is no point in continuing this conflict which should not have happened in the first place.

Q: It is reported that during President Trump’s visit to China, the two presidents exchanged views on major international and regional issues, including the situation in the Middle East. Did the two sides talk about Iran? What is China’s view on the current Iran situation?

A: China’s position on the Iran situation is very clear. The conflict has inflicted severe losses on the people in Iran and other regional countries. With the spillover still expanding, the conflict has put a heavy strain on global economic growth, supply chains, international trade order and the stability of global energy supply, which hurts the common interests of the international community. There is no point in continuing this conflict which should not have happened in the first place. To find an early way to resolve the situation is in the interest of not only the U.S. and Iran, but also regional countries and the rest of the world.

The recent U.S.-Iran ceasefire and effort to explore resolving issues through negotiation is welcomed by regional countries and the international community. China always believes that dialogue and negotiation is the right way forward, and the use of force is a dead end. Now that the door of dialogue has been opened, it should not be shut again. It is important to steady the momentum in easing the situation, keep to the direction of political settlement, engage in dialogue and consultation, and reach a settlement on the Iranian nuclear issue and other issues that accommodates the concerns of all parties. It is important to reopen the shipping lanes as soon as possible to respond to the call of the international community and jointly keep the global supply chains stable and unimpeded. It is important to reach a comprehensive and lasting ceasefire as soon as possible, enable peace and stability to return to the Middle East and Gulf region at an early date, and lay the foundation for building a sustainable security architecture for the region.

Since the conflict began, China has been working for an end to the conflict and peace. President Xi Jinping put forward the four propositions on safeguarding and promoting peace and stability in the Middle East. China and Pakistan issued the five-point initiative for restoring peace and stability in the Gulf and Middle East region. China will continue to act in line with President Xi Jinping’s four propositions, and work with the international community to provide stronger support for peace talks and play a constructive role in achieving lasting peace in the Middle East.

4:07 AM · May 15, 2026

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Sulaiman Ahmed
@ShaykhSulaiman
6h
WOW!!!
TRUMP SNEAKILY OPENS & READS PRESIDENT XI PRIVATE NOTES WHEN HE SETPS [STEPS] AWAY

https://x.com/i/status/2055277302825497024

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https://x.com/DD_Geopolitics/status/2055260122008404232

DD Geopolitics
@DD_Geopolitics
Trump lashes out at BBC after he is asked about the US strike on the school in Minab.
6:12 AM · May 15, 2026

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https://x.com/DD_Geopolitics/status/2055028522209730981

DD Geopolitics
@DD_Geopolitics
BREAKING: Iran has seized the Honduras-flagged vessel HUI CHUAN, a Chinese-operated "floating armory," 38 nautical miles northeast of Fujairah, UAE, and is towing it toward Iranian territorial waters.

What is the HUI CHUAN?

The vessel is described as a "floating armory"—a weapons storage ship used by private military contractors and maritime security firms to arm commercial vessels transiting pirate-prone waters. These ships store rifles, ammunition, and defensive equipment that security teams pick up and drop off as needed.

The HUI CHUAN, flying a false Honduras flag, was operated by Chinese private military contractors. It had been anchored in the Gulf of Oman for the past month, positioned to supply weapons to ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz to defend against Somali, Houthi, and Iranian threats.

The timing: Iran seized this vessel during Trump's summit with Xi Jinping in Beijing, where the two leaders discussed the Strait of Hormuz crisis. Trump said Xi agreed that "the Strait of Hormuz must remain open to support the free flow of energy."

What this likely means: Iran is clearing the maritime security infrastructure that enables commercial shipping to bypass its control. The HUI CHUAN was arming vessels so they could transit the Strait without Iranian approval. Iran just confiscated the weapons depot.

This doesn't appear to be a message to China, it's more likely that Iran is taking the weapons to inspect them, possibly redistribute them to allied forces, or eliminate a private security operation it views as a Western proxy in its waters.

This is at least the third vessel Iran has seized since February.


2:52 PM · May 14, 2026

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https://x.com/IranArmystan_/status/2055337476517143000

Iran Force
@IranArmystan_
See the difference between how China welcomed Trump… and Iran!
The Chinese President did not take even a single step toward Trump.
0:04 / 0:19
11:20 AM · May 15, 2026
https://x.com/i/status/2055337476517143000
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https://x.com/IRAN_INFO24/status/2055129233652081008

Iran Info 24
@IRAN_INFO24
Crowds poured into the streets across Iran as pink and blue Shahed kamikaze drones mounted on vehicles were paraded through major cities. Supporters of the Islamic Republic waved flags, chanted slogans, and celebrated alongside military displays, turning the event into a massive public show of unity and defiance. The unusual drone parade quickly drew attention online, with videos spreading across social media.
9:32 PM · May 14, 2026

https://x.com/i/status/2055129233652081008

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https://x.com/Mojtabkhamenei/status/2055114432288825682

أخبار إيران باللغة العربية | عاجل
@Mojtabkhamenei
Translated from Arabic
Breaking News:

Israeli sources have confirmed...

Sources report that Tel Aviv, Israel's capital, was subjected to a massive rocket attack, resulting in tremendous destruction and severe damage throughout the city.

https://x.com/i/status/2055114432288825682
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https://x.com/drhossamsamy65/status/2055271990953488402

Dr.Sam Youssef Ph.D.,Ph.D.,DPT. reposted
Dr.Sam Youssef Ph.D.,Ph.D.,DPT.
@drhossamsamy65
The sofa must be custom-made. The sofa Xi Jinping sat on was clearly higher than Trump's sofa, while Trump is 10 cm taller than Xi Jinping. The CCP spares no effort in scheming over these details!!
7:00 AM · May 15, 2026

https://x.com/i/status/2055271990953488402

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Angelo Giuliano
@angeloinchina
18h
Xi’s long handshake with Stephen Miller? Pure Chinese subtlety >>>
A quiet show of force.

A diplomatic “fuck you.”

In the Beijing receiving line, President Xi deliberately paused longest with Trump’s attack-dog Deputy Chief of Staff. Eye contact locked. Smile gone.

Grip held firm. While Trump watched, Xi was sending a message the old-school Chinese way: I know exactly who you are.

And Miller’s past comments on social media > makes it crystal clear why:

• “The days of China pillaging America are over.”
(Miller’s chest-thumping classic)

• “Saving the West from complete economic domination by another power [China].”
(His Fox News grandstanding)

• Accusing China of “decades of intellectual property theft, industrial espionage, currency manipulation, targeted dumping” >>> all to justify US tariffs, visa bans, and economic bullying.

• Bragging that restrictions will “deliver a significant setback to China’s long term industrial plans.”

Xi wasn’t impressed.

He was staring down the architect of America’s confrontational playbook… and letting him feel the weight. No shouting.

No drama. Just calculated, ice-cold poise >> the Chinese way of saying: your threats don’t scare us.

A subtle power move. America brings the bark. China brings the patience.


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https://x.com/landpalestine/status/2054919133045678518

99% Johnny Graz reposted
LPC
@landpalestine
hotel in Japan made Israeli tourist sign a declaration pledging not to rape or murder before allowing him to stay there
7:37 AM · May 14, 2026


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Iran NewsFeed
@IranNewsFeedX
19h
UPDATE: THE IRGC ANNOUNCES IRAN IS PREPARING TO TEST A MASSIVE LONG-RANGE MISSILE CAPABLE OF REACHING NEARLY 4,000 KM.

https://x.com/i/status/2055107097147375778