I don't think so. It can only happen if China etblishes good relations with these said countries they might look the other way but it is unlikely here. Due to CCP being feared for being another potential mongol empire scare on history. The Chinese are extremely heavy handed hence China could commit alot crimes and The reason for most joining would be that China is unpredictable and they resemble the mongol empire and once they get out China they will commit unheard of atrocities. China is unfortunately not a good alternative to the US.. They are heavy handed not good for dealing with the world. An Iran allaince will only weaken China. It should stay away from that and instead form a much stronger allaince that is the only way but Russia is not as strong as the soviet era and the bulk of this alliance will come from China and Russia might not even join this allaince as they see themselves being part of Europe.
But China could correct it's error and re-ethblish stronger alliances and also force majority to be neutral by giving them re-assurance and what not. So that they don't get mixed up in it and sit out. China should avoid getting hitler zoned he became an enemy to humanity overnight... If you get hitler-zoned your chances diminish significiantly.
There is always time to redo your error to strengthen your own case
That is an incorrect assessment and basically a lot of projection of unfounded fears, which is what a lot of the conversation about China is about. China is not the Mongol empire. The Mongols were a nomadic tribe that could only expand through warfare and looting of established civilizations. China is an ancient civilization and its power lies in its commercial prowess.
It is understandable that some may think that because China is authoritarian or can be politically repressive at home, that this will translate into bewildering oppression abroad. Some of this lies with the Chinese incapability, both government level and people level, in communicating with the outside world and controlling the narrative, something that the Chinese are absolutely awful in. However, one only has to examine the momentum and circumstances that each empire would require in order to expand, gain or maintain power. China is a massive commercial empire with a massive population, in order to expand its power, it would need a stable environment in order to foster economic development. As long as China has this, then the sheer size of its population and economy will guarantee its dominance. Therefore, it runs counter productive to Chinese interests to destabilize other regions and commit atrocities against the locals which would only guarantee unnecessary blowback. Not to mention that historically, China has absolutely no desire to impose its rule on foreign countries nor displayed any messianic campaigns like those of Christian and Islamic nations.
The US and its main ally in the region, Israel, however operate on a different set of rules. In order to maintain dominance in the region, it has to foment instability and chaos and escalate conflicts. Otherwise, it will lose. Israel has a small population, if the other populous states in the region reach critical stages of development, that is an end game for Israeli dominance. The same for the US, it has a far smaller population than China, therefore, in order to maintain dominance, it has to provoke chaos and conflict in order to keep China's development at bay so it doesn't reach the critical mass required to surpass the US. Therefore, the CIA and Mossad are constantly instigating false flag attacks and narratives in order to maintain a sense of chaos and promote destabilization.
With all that said, it is only natural that the major powers that are independent of US control like China, Russia and Iran cooperate as they are all targeted by the US govt. However, China understands that the Middle East is a very complex region with many sensitive political rivalries. China has been able to maintain good relations with all parties in the region and that is absolutely in its interest to do so. That is why right after the China Iran accord, Wang Yi went directly to the KSA and Turkey, the other regional power centers, in order to make sure there is no misunderstanding that this accord translates to China "taking a side" in their regional conflicts and instead China would desire to play a stabilizing role in the region, one that would work to tamper down conflicts as that would be most conducive to China's long term goals.
