On Friday, US President Donald Trump issued a warning to both China and Russia, advising them against selling weapons to Iran. During a press conference in Washington D.C., Trump stated that he believed leaders from Beijing and Moscow had assured him they were not yet engaging in such sales. He emphasized that if they did get involved, "it would be very bad for them." The warning came as tensions grew between the United States and its global partners over Iran's nuclear program and regional influence. Despite the assurances, Trump's comments reflect ongoing concerns among Western leaders about potential arms transfers to a country seen as a threat to regional stability by several international actors.