G7 Ministers Call to End Civilian Attacks in Middle East War

Chinese coverage notes the G7 call to end attacks on civilians but stresses that any response to the Iran war should avoid further escalation and respect national sovereignty. This block often implies that Western military actions and sanctions contribute to instability that harms civilians. Chinese commentators expect Beijing to keep pushing for talks and to resist G7-backed measures that expand sanctions or military involvement.

• •Chinese outlets report that G7 foreign ministers called for an end to attacks on civilians in the Middle East war.
• •Commentators in China argue that military strikes and broad sanctions by Western states worsen humanitarian conditions for civilians.
• •Chinese coverage emphasizes that solutions to the Iran war should come through dialogue under the United Nations, not through expanded Western military action.
• •Beijing-linked voices warn that new G7 trade or financial restrictions tied to the conflict could hurt developing countries that depend on Middle Eastern energy.
• •Chinese commentators present China as supporting ceasefire efforts while opposing steps that could widen the conflict beyond the region.