Donald Trump sends chilling war threat to China’s Xi Jinping over Iran | World | News

US President Donald Trump has warned that China will face “big problems” if it decides to supply weapons to Iran.

Trump spoke to reporters on Saturday, April 11, about the “very deep negotiations” with Iran.

He issued a direct warning to President Xi, stating that China would face “a big problem” if it delivered air defense systems to Iran.

It is claimed that the country plans to send new systems to Iran in the coming weeks.

When pressed on the issue, the US President said: “If China does this, China is going to have big problems, okay?” Mirror.

His remarks came as Pakistani officials are hosting face-to-face talks on a ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran.

While the talks were continuing, Trump spoke to the media in the garden of the White House.

He explained that he had “received numerous reports regarding negotiations that have been going on for several hours.”

Trump added: “We won no matter what.

“We completely defeated that country.”

He reiterated that the United States had eliminated Iran’s air force, navy and leadership and was working to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a key condition of the two-week ceasefire agreement.

He suggested that the United States was trying to reopen the critical oil transit on behalf of other countries that were “scared, weak or cheap.”

“NATO did not help us,” he told the media.

Referring to the discussions held in Pakistan, Trump said, “Let’s see what happens, but I don’t care.”