قراءة سياسية.. ما دلالات قمة بوتين وشي بعد زيارة ترمب إلى الصين؟ وما أثرها على الملف الإيراني؟ — Tuesday 19 May 2026Analysts examining the recent summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping point to a calculated effort by both powers to navigate tensions in the Middle East without full commitment to either side. The meeting, held shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing, focused on shared concerns over Iran and energy routes through the Strait of Hormuz. Moscow and Beijing view Tehran as a useful counterweight to American influence, yet they remain wary of actions that could spike global oil prices or disrupt vital supply lines for China’s economy. Russian calculations appear driven by the prospect of higher energy revenues, while Chinese priorities center on securing stable imports and avoiding direct entanglement in regional conflicts. Experts note that the two nations have coordinated messaging since the latest round of Iran-related crises but still diverge on the depth of support they are willing to extend. Putin’s follow-up diplomacy is seen as an attempt to forge a more unified stance that protects mutual interests in balancing Washington’s regional role. For global audiences, the outcome carries direct implications for energy markets and broader stability in the Middle East. A coordinated Russian-Chinese approach could open channels for limited de-escalation, yet it also risks prolonging competition over security arrangements and resource access. Observers in Europe, Asia, and energy-importing nations will watch closely to see whether the summit produces practical restraint or simply extends the current standoff.Watch the full video from Al Jazeera English below.