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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian thanks Russian President Vladimir Putin for Moscow’s position on the Iran war as diplomatic efforts to end the conflict gain renewed attention. Putin has pledged to do everything possible to help secure a settlement, while Pezeshkian says Tehran wants to end the war as quickly as possible—but insists that Iran’s rights and interests must be respected. With US-Iran negotiations reportedly stalled following fresh strikes and tensions continuing to grip West Asia, Russia is signalling its willingness to support a diplomatic solution. But can Moscow help bring Washington and Tehran back to the negotiating table? As the conflict threatens regional security and global energy supplies through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, the future of diplomacy remains uncertain.

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00:14A possible diplomatic opening in the Iran war is now in focus, as Iranian President
00:20Massoud Pazeshkian turns to Russian President Vladimir Putin with a clear message.
00:26Tehran wants the war to end, but it wants its rights respected.
00:31Meeting Putin ahead of the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Turkmenistan,
00:36Pazeshkian thanked Moscow for its position on the conflict in West Asia.
00:40And his message was direct.
00:43We are trying our best to put an end to the war as soon as possible and make sure our
00:48rights are respected.
00:49But there is a condition behind that push for peace.
00:54Pazeshkian warned that if the United States acts unilaterally and fails to accommodate
00:58Iran's interests, bringing the conflict to an end in the near future could become impossible.
01:04In other words, Tehran is signaling that it wants a diplomatic solution, but it is not
01:10prepared to accept an outcome it believes ignores its demands.
01:14So what is Russia offering?
01:17During the meeting, Putin pledged that Moscow would do everything within its power to contribute
01:22to a settlement.
01:23We are ready to do everything that is in our power to contribute to a settlement of this
01:28situation, Putin said, according to Russia's TASS news agency.
01:33Putin also praised Iran's efforts to end the war, while Pazeshkian reaffirmed that Tehran
01:38would not walk away from the search for a diplomatic solution.
01:41That matters because Russia and Iran have continued to strengthen their diplomatic and military
01:47cooperation, even as the conflict places further pressure on regional stability.
01:52But a key question remains.
01:55Can Moscow help bring Washington and Tehran back to meaningful negotiations?
02:00The diplomatic track has faced serious obstacles.
02:03Talks between the United States and Iran reportedly stalled last month after both sides reported
02:09a fresh wave of strikes.
02:11Meanwhile, the conflict has expanded beyond direct military exchanges.
02:15Iran has targeted U.S.-linked facilities across the Gulf and blocked the strategically important
02:21Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway for global energy supplies.
02:26The stakes are significant because nearly 20 percent of global energy trade passes through the strait.
02:31Any prolonged disruption could have consequences far beyond West Asia, particularly for energy
02:38markets and countries that depend heavily on imported oil and gas.
02:42The war began on February 28, 2026, when the United States and Israel launched joint strikes
02:49on Iran amid stalled negotiations over Tehran's nuclear program.
02:54Since then, military escalation and diplomatic efforts have continued side by side.
02:59And now Putin is publicly offering Russia's help, while Puzeshkian is making clear that Iran wants
03:05the fighting to stop without surrendering what it considers its national rights.
03:10But an offer to mediate is not the same as a breakthrough.
03:13The crucial test will be whether Washington and Tehran can return to negotiations, address
03:19their competing demands, and agree on terms that can actually bring the fighting to an end.
03:24For now, the message from Moscow and Tehran is that diplomacy remains on the table.
03:30The question is whether that message can translate to action before the conflict drags on even longer.
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