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  1. US strikes against Iran escalate the conflict, with Iranian actions now affecting the critical Strait of Hormuz and global trade routes.
  2. Proposed 14-point US–Iran agreement and restoration of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
  3. Iran sells oil to China, while simultaneously seeking talks with the US Administration for sanctions relief and asset access.
  4. Talks regarding peace talks are scheduled in Doha, while China remains the sole buyer of Iranian oil, amidst US policy concerns over sanctions.

China is seeking peace talks regarding the current oil price slump and applying economic pressure via secondary sanctions.

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China is seeking peace talks regarding the current oil price slump and applying economic pressure via secondary sanctions.

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