Russian President Vladimir Putin announced during a meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian that Moscow is prepared to do everything in its power to help end the war between Iran and the United States. The meeting took place on Thursday, October 8, on the sidelines of a summit in Turkmenistan.
According to news sources, Putin praised Iran's practical efforts to end the conflict and emphasized Russia's readiness to assist in resolving the crisis. He did not provide further details on the specifics of Moscow's potential mediation, but the offer highlights Russia's growing role as a key player in the region.
In response, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Tehran will continue its diplomatic efforts and will not leave the negotiating table. Noting that US attacks have continued alongside talks, he stressed the need to respect Iran's rights and said that any agreement must be fair and balanced.
This meeting occurs as diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions and end the war are ongoing, but deep disagreements between Tehran and Washington over the terms of a potential deal persist.
Some reports indicate that the two leaders also discussed new proposals for ending the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The strait, a vital waterway for global oil transit, has been at the center of recent tensions.
Analysts believe that Russia's offer to mediate could open a new path for diplomacy, but its success depends on multiple factors, including the willingness of both the United States and Iran to accept such a role for Moscow.
Source: Zarin TV News Sources
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