World · Middle East · 3 hrs ago
Russia says it is ready to mediate in the Middle East
Russia says it is ready to mediate in a conflict in the Middle East.
The statement came from Russia’s Foreign Ministry.
Moscow’s offer depends on all sides being interested in mediation.
The statement does not identify the conflict or the parties involved.
No mediation is confirmed, and no details of possible talks are given.
The offer could lead to a role for Russia if all sides show interest.
Russia says it is ready to mediate in the conflict between the United States and Iran if all sides are interested.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko said Moscow had offered proposals on resolving the Iranian nuclear program.
Rudenko said those proposals had not received support so far.
Russia also said it was ready to mediate in a Middle East conflict if all sides showed interest.
- Who
- Russia, represented by Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko.
- What
- Russia says it is ready to mediate in conflicts involving the United States and Iran, or in the Middle East, if all sides are interested.
- When
- October 22, according to the TASS dateline.
- Where
- Moscow, according to the TASS dateline.
- Why
- Russia says it is willing to help settle the conflict; its proposals on the Iranian nuclear program have not received support so far.
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- Potential mediator
- Russia
- Russian official
- Andrey Rudenko, Deputy Foreign Minister
- Proposal status
- Russia’s proposals on the Iranian nuclear program have not received support so far
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What people are saying
If all the sides demonstrate such interest, we are ready [to act as mediators]
We have already offered our services regarding how the Iranian nuclear program might be resolved, but so far our proposals have not received support.