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"They're right, and we spy on them too": Trump downplays alleged Chinese intelligence sharing with Iran

CNN Portugal14 September 2026 at 06:22

The US President, Donald Trump, downplayed allegations that China may have provided intelligence information to Iran, at a time of growing tension between the United States and Iran. Trump is reported to have stated that "they're right, and we spy on them too," minimizing the significance of the alleged revelations.

China emerges as one of Iran's main economic partners on the international stage. The Asian country purchases a significant portion of Iranian oil production, which represents an important source of revenue for Tehran.

Beyond the commercial relationship, China is also an important diplomatic ally for Tehran. This relationship has been strengthening over the years, in a context where both countries share common geopolitical interests.

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