Putin Says Russia Ready To Mediate Israel-Iran Tensions
Russian President Vladimir Putin held separate phone conversations with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian to discuss the evolving situation involving Iran and wider regional tensions. During the talks, Putin said Russia is prepared to play a mediating role to help reduce escalation.
Emphasis On Dialogue
According to official statements, Putin stressed the importance of resolving disputes through political and diplomatic means. He underlined that continued dialogue is necessary to prevent further instability in the Middle East and said Moscow is willing to support efforts aimed at de-escalation.
Russia’s Position
Russia maintains working relations with both Israel and Iran and has repeatedly said it opposes any widening of conflict in the region. The latest outreach reflects Moscow’s attempt to position itself as a diplomatic interlocutor at a time of heightened uncertainty.
Regional Context
Tensions involving Iran have drawn global attention, with several countries urging restraint. Putin’s mediation offer highlights Russia’s interest in preventing a broader confrontation, though any progress will depend on the willingness of all sides to engage in talks.
