La Chine et le Pakistan appellent les États-Unis et l'Iran à reprendre les négociations (ministres des Affaires étrangères)
Les ministres des Affaires étrangères de la Chine et du Pakistan ont appelé vendredi les États-Unis et l'Iran à cesser les combats et à reprendre les pourparlers, selon un communiqué du gouvernement chinois.
Wang Yi et Ishaq Dar, qui se sont rencontrés à Shanghaï, ont conjointement "exprimé leur inquiétude face à la détérioration de la situation actuelle, appelant les parties concernées à cesser immédiatement les hostilités (...) (et) à reprendre le dialogue", précise le communiqué du ministère chinois des Affaires étrangères.
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