Trump: These Are the Views of Radical Left Lunatics; Even If China Helps Iran...

Donald Trump, the U.S. president, rejected claims that Russia and China are providing assistance to the Islamic Republic of Iran, saying that if the two countries provide any help to Iran, it would be on a very limited scale.

US President Donald Trump rejected the claims made about Russian and Chinese aid to the Islamic Republic of Iran and said that if these two countries provide aid to Iran, it will be at a very limited level.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, Trump wrote in Social Truth: "I see many comments from idiots and madmen of the radical left who say that China and Russia are helping Iran." "If they do help, it's on a very limited level, but I don't believe it helps at all."

The US president went on to claim that Russia and China have a lot of interests to lose and added: "If something like this happened, we would know about it, and very quickly!"

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, Trump's statements are raised while reports have been published in the past months about the possible aid of Russia and China to Iran during the war with America and Israel. Ambassador Arjan reported on March 6 that Russia has provided Iran with information about the location of US military equipment in the region, including warships and aircraft; However, American officials emphasized that they do not have any evidence that Russia directed Iran's attacks.

About China, reports have been published about the possibility of providing satellite images and military equipment to Iran. In September 2026, a report was published in the Wall Street Journal, which claimed that Chinese entities had provided Tehran with high-resolution satellite images of Moafaq al-Sulti Air Base in Jordan before and after the Iranian missile attack on July 17. In this attack, which was the location of American forces, three American soldiers were killed and four others were wounded. According to this newspaper, American officials have investigated the connection between these images and the attack, but the Chinese government has rejected this claim and demanded to provide evidence. American officials have not accused Beijing of direct participation in the attack.

Ambassador Arjan reported on September 25 that the American ambassador to China, David Perdue, announced that Donald Trump, in his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, raised Washington's opposition to any direct or indirect assistance from Beijing to Iran, including in the field of intelligence, parts and military equipment, and according to the American official, China has assured Washington about not providing such assistance.

However, the reports about Moscow and Beijing's possible aid to Tehran are not uniform in terms of the type and amount of support, and some of them rely on information attributed to American officials or unverified reports.

In response to this report, Donald Trump had previously refused to give a direct answer about pursuing the issue with Chinese President Xi Jinping.