Following a tense call with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu urging restraint after recent strikes on Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that China can resume purchasing oil from Iran—a dramatic policy shift aimed at stabilizing global markets and reinforcing diplomatic leverage. The overture comes amid efforts to solidify a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, with Trump positioning the move as part of a broader strategy to reduce oil price volatility and incentivize Beijing to boost energy cooperation with the U.S. 00:00 INTRODUCTION03:22 “EXPLAIN TO US, IRAN SEEKING TO ASSERT ITS LEGITIMATE RIGHTS”05:07 ISRAEL “SCALED BACK” ATTACK AFTER “FIRM” TRUMP CALL 07:27 ‘LESSON’ TAUGHT TO ISRAEL: IRGC n18oc_crux