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Putin says Russia has shared peace proposals with Israel and Iran
- Russian President Vladimir Putin offered to mediate the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran amid recent air strikes and growing tensions in the Middle East.
- Putin's mediation offer follows longstanding Russian involvement in Iran's nuclear negotiations, including its role in the 2015 JCPOA deal and close ties to both Iran and Israel.
- Despite Putin's willingness to engage, U.S. President Donald Trump urged Putin to focus on ending the war in Ukraine first and told him, "Do me a favor, mediate your own."
- Putin stated Russia seeks to assure Iran's nuclear energy interests while ensuring Israel's security and emphasized that the political leadership of all parties must decide the outcome.
- Putin's mediation bid reflects Russia's aim to reassert international influence, but skepticism remains due to Moscow's alliance with Iran and ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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Putin to Netanyahu: 'Read My Lips—Stop Attacking Iran' or 'Prepare For Consequences'
In a direct and unprecedented warning, Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued an ultimatum to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: cease all military aggression against Iran or prepare for broader consequences. The statement comes in the [...] The post Putin to Netanyahu: ‘Read My Lips—Stop Attacking Iran’ or ‘Prepare For Consequences’ appeared first on The People's Voice.
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