"Iran's demands for compensation and guarantees of sovereignty over Hormuz Strait sound like a 'price tag' Trump can't afford, especially when China's role in the conflict seems to be a 'central part' in everything".
Trump and Xi Plan Meeting in China to Discuss War Between Iran and US. Donald Trump and Xi Jinping plan to meet in China to discuss the war between Iran and the US. US President Donald Trump has said that he wants a slow pace towards Iran, but claims he doesn't need Xi's help. He believes he can win it somehow. He will meet China's president Xi Jinping during his trip to China this week and ask for Xi's help. However, Trump says he doesn't want Xi's advice. Trump has said that Iran should be "eradicated" if they attack American ships guiding stranded vessels through the Hormuz Strait. He thinks so but does not believe he needs any help from China. Iran's president has sent a proposal to end the war, but Trump doubts it will be accepted. He says Iran will be "eradicated" if they launch an attack on American ships in the Hormuz Strait. Researcher Samir Abu Eid assures that China plays a central role in everything happening during the war between Iran and the US. Iran's government demands compensation for war damages, guarantees Tehran's sovereignty over the Hormuz Strait, and calls to end the sea blockade, along with guarantees that no new attacks will happen, and lifting the ban on Iranian oil sales. See article on SVT News.
"Trump says US should buy 200 Boeing planes to keep the Persian Gulf open." US President Donald Trump has announced that China should buy 200 Boeing aircraft. This is part of a proposal that Trump claims aims to help keep the Strait of Hormuz open. Trump stated that Chinese leader Xi Jinping has offered to assist with this, and he says Xi wants an agreement reached and has offered his help to get there. However, China has yet to confirm this. Trump has certainly said that China's role in this matter is significant, but no details on how it will be implemented have been decided yet. It's possible that China may eventually agree to a deal with the US over the planned aircraft sale. However, the countries are still far apart and it's unclear how this will be structured. See article on SVT News.