Putin is ready to mediate in the Israeli-Iranian conflict

At a time when tensions in the Middle East are at their peak, Russian President Vladimir Putin has taken another diplomatic step that will have an impact on the global political situation. According to an official statement released by the Kremlin press service, the Russian leader held separate telephone conversations with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Iranian President Masoud Peshmerga.

These conversations were organized against the backdrop of the dangerous instability that has arisen in the region following Israel's use of force against Iran. In his conversation with the leaders of both countries, Putin emphasized the importance of regional stability, international law and actions within the framework of the UN Charter.

Putin Expresses Condolences to the Iranian People

The Russian President expressed his deep condolences to the leadership and people of Iran for the many people, including civilians, who died as a result of Israeli strikes. He noted that this operation was carried out in clear violation of international law and the norms of the UN Charter.

“Russia has always been and continues to be a supporter of resolving all disputes over Iran’s nuclear program only through peaceful, political and diplomatic means,” the Kremlin said in a statement.

Moscow offers to return to the path of negotiations

In his conversation with Netanyahu, Putin expressed Russia’s readiness to serve as a mediator in order to ease the tense relations between Israel and Iran. At the same time, he called on both sides to return to dialogue on nuclear issues.

The Russian president stressed that the current conflict threatens both regional and global security, and its consequences could affect the entire Middle East region. Therefore, Russia calls on all interested parties to engage in constructive dialogue, not confrontation.

Iran's nuclear program and the origins of the conflict

According to reports, as part of Operation Lion Nation, the Israeli side struck the uranium enrichment complex in the Iranian city of Natanz and a number of other strategic facilities. As a result, hundreds of victims were recorded, including the deaths of high-ranking commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and representatives of scientific circles.

Iran, however, insists that its nuclear program is aimed at peaceful purposes and does not operate in a military direction.

Conclusion: Russia is becoming more active on the diplomatic front

In conclusion, Russia is clearly demonstrating its readiness to actively mediate in this dangerous and tense situation, to create an environment for peaceful negotiations, and to eliminate the nuclear threat. The Kremlin intends to continue its actions in this direction, thereby establishing itself as an important arbiter in global political processes.