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The paper explores the pivotal role of China in bolstering economies facing international sanctions, specifically focusing on Iran and Russia. The comparative analysis examines the methods and effectiveness of China's engagement with Iran and Russia amidst growing sanctions imposed by the West. As global geopolitical dynamics shift, China has emerged as a crucial ally for both nations, offering economic relief, trade partnerships, and investment opportunities. The research highlights how China navigates the complexities of international relations while fostering economic ties with these sanctioned states. Through a detailed examination of trade agreements, investment flows, and diplomatic rhetoric, the paper illustrates how China's involvement not only stabilizes the economies of Iran and Russia but also contributes to the reconfiguration of global power structures. Furthermore, the study delves into specific case studies, including the energy sector and technological cooperation, to showcase the multifaceted nature of China's support. As both Iran and Russia face similar yet distinct challenges due to sanctions, this paper underscores the significance of China's strategic partnerships in mediating economic resilience. The findings reveal that China's role is not merely reactive but also proactive in reshaping international norms surrounding sanctions and state sovereignty. By highlighting the connection between geopolitics and economic policy in the modern world, this comparative research seeks to shed light on the wider ramifications of China's interactions with sanctioned governments.