President Vladimir Putin has agreed to assist in mediating U.S.-Iran discussions about Iran’s nuclear program at the request of President Trump. Despite imposing strict sanctions on Iran, Trump has expressed a desire for a verified nuclear agreement. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov indicated Russia’s readiness to facilitate negotiations between the U.S. and Iran.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to mediate discussions between the Trump Administration and Iran regarding the latter’s nuclear program and support for proxies in the Middle East. This development was reported by Bloomberg, citing anonymous sources within Moscow. U.S. President Donald Trump had previously requested Putin’s assistance during a telephone conversation last month, which addressed various issues concerning Iran’s activities.
President Trump’s administration seeks to exert pressure on Iran to prevent nuclear weapon development, while expressing a willingness to negotiate a new peace agreement. Putin’s involvement as a mediator suggests a collaborative approach to resolving tensions. The outcome of these discussions remains to be seen, as both nations navigate their complex relationship regarding Iran’s actions.
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