Trump Warns China and Russia Against Entering Iran Conflict; Oil Prices Surge Above $100

By Thetripurapost Web Desk, Washington
Jul 25, 2026
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The geopolitical crisis in the Middle East has entered a more volatile phase after US President (whitehouse) Donald Trump issued a stern warning to China and Russia against any involvement in the ongoing Iran conflict. While insisting that neither Beijing nor Moscow is currently participating in the war, Trump cautioned that any direct intervention would trigger serious consequences.

The remarks come amid rising military tensions, soaring global oil (petroleum) prices and increasing concerns over the security of international shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz. The developments have placed governments and financial markets worldwide on high alert.

Trump Claims Xi Jinping Promised No Arms for Iran

In a statement shared on his social media platform, Trump revealed details of his recent discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping. According to Trump, Xi assured him during their meeting in Beijing that China would neither supply weapons to Iran nor permit Chinese companies to do so.

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Trump said he accepted the assurance and expressed confidence that Beijing would honour its commitment.

Putin Also Assured No Weapons for Tehran

The US President further disclosed that Russian President Vladimir Putin had also assured him that Moscow would not provide military equipment to Iran.

Trump added that despite the continuing Russia-Ukraine conflict, communication between Washington and Moscow remains active on several international issues.

US Supplies Weapons to NATO, Not Directly to Ukraine

Commenting on the Ukraine war, Trump clarified that the United States sells defence equipment to NATO member countries rather than directly to Ukraine. According to him, NATO nations bear the full financial cost before deciding how the weapons are transferred or deployed.

Five Major Global Developments in the Last 24 Hours

1. Netanyahu to Meet Trump in Washington

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to visit the United States on Monday for talks with President Trump. The meeting will be their first since the Iran conflict intensified and is expected to focus on regional security and military coordination.

2. Brent Crude Climbs Above $100

Escalating tensions in the Gulf have driven Brent crude oil above $100 per barrel for the first time since May, raising fears of higher fuel prices and fresh inflationary pressure across global markets.

3. Iran Launches Drone Strikes on US Bases in Kuwait

Iran reportedly targeted three American military installations in Kuwait—Camp Arifjan, Camp Doha and Camp Adairi—with drone attacks, marking another sharp escalation in regional hostilities.

4. Iran Rejects US Pressure

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Foreign Ministers' meeting in Kyrgyzstan that Tehran would neither surrender to American pressure nor accept foreign threats.

5. LPG Tanker With 28 Indian Crew Members Attacked

An LPG tanker operating under the Mozambique flag was attacked while sailing through waters near the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel, Disha, carried 28 Indian crew members. Indian diplomatic officials confirmed that every Indian national aboard the ship is safe.

Why This Matters

The latest developments indicate that the Iran conflict is expanding beyond regional borders, increasing the risk of wider geopolitical instability. With oil prices surging, diplomatic activity intensifying and military movements continuing across the Gulf, the coming days could significantly influence global energy markets, international trade and security dynamics.

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