[China opposes individual countries’ push to impose Security Council sanctions on Iran] September 11th: On the morning of September 10th local time, individual members of the United Nations Security Council insisted on forcing the Security Council to resume sanctions on Iran, regardless of the huge differences that the Security Council still has on relevant issues, and pushed the Security Council to hold meetings on topics that had been terminated. Sun Lei, China's deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, expressed serious concern and strong opposition to this in his speech. Sun Lei pointed out that at present, the United States has increased unilateral sanctions on Iran, launched a new round of military strikes against Iran, and the United States and Iran have exchanged attacks. The regional situation has become tense again, and the efforts of all parties to promote peace and talks have been severely frustrated. China is highly concerned and deeply worried about this, and calls on the United States to promise not to use force again and to negotiate in good faith with Iran. The parties concerned should abandon resorting to force or the threat of force, push the Iranian nuclear issue back to the track of political and diplomatic settlement, and find the greatest common denominator that takes into account the reasonable demands of all parties on achieving a comprehensive and lasting ceasefire, reaching a peace agreement, and political and diplomatic settlement of the Iranian nuclear issue. (CCTV International News)