China, Russia, and Iran are set to hold nuclear talks in Beijing on Friday, focusing on regional security and the future of Iran’s nuclear program. The discussions come amid ongoing tensions over Iran’s atomic activities and stalled negotiations on the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal. China and Russia, both key allies of Iran, have been vocal critics of Western sanctions and are expected to push for diplomatic solutions. The meeting underscores Beijing’s growing role in global diplomacy and its efforts to mediate sensitive geopolitical issues. Analysts believe the talks could influence future negotiations between Iran and Western powers while strengthening strategic ties among the three nations.
