Chinadailyasia China Condemns US Sanctions on Oil Refinery Linked to Iran
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- •China urges the US to stop unilateral sanctions against its companies.
- •The US sanctions target a Chinese oil refinery linked to Iran.
- •China asserts that such sanctions violate international law.
On April 27, 2026, China called on the United States to cease its practice of imposing unilateral sanctions and exercising long-arm jurisdiction. This statement followed the recent imposition of sanctions by the US on a Chinese oil refinery due to alleged connections with Iran. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian emphasized that these sanctions lack a basis in international law and reiterated China's commitment to protecting the rights of its companies. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between the two nations regarding trade and international law enforcement. No specific numbers, CVEs, or tools were mentioned in the articles, and the current status remains a diplomatic dispute.
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