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2.

Start of peace talks as soon as possible.

Sovereignty, territorial integrity, national independence, and security of Iran and the Gulf states should be safeguarded.

Dialogue and diplomacy is the only viable option to resolve conflict.

3.

Security for non-military targets.

The principle of protecting civilians in military conflict should be observed.

China and Pakistan call on parties to the conflict to immediately stop attacks on civilians and non-military targets.

and fully adhere to international humanitarian law, and stop attacking important infrastructure, including energy, desalination, and power facilities, and peaceful nuclear infrastructure, such as nuclear power plants.

4.

Security of Shipping Lanes The Strait of Hormuz, together with its adjacent waters, is an important global shipping route for goods and energy.

China and Pakistan call on the parties to protect the security of the ships and crew members stranded in the Strait of Hormuz, allow the early and safe passage of civilian and commercial ships, and restore normal passage through the Strait as soon as possible.

5.

Primacy of the United Nations Charter China and Pakistan call for efforts to practice true multilateralism,

To jointly strengthen the primacy of the UN and to support the conclusion of an agreement for establishing a comprehensive peace framework and realizing lasting peace based on the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and international law.

That's it.

Pretty simple.

For those playing the home game, yes, this is basically a return to the status quo that existed prior to Trump's attempted regime change operation.

At time of recording, neither Tehran nor the U.S.

has agreed to the plan.