Kremlin’s Strategic Engagement: Putin Holds Separate Talks with Iranian and Israeli Leaders
Moscow, Russia – Russian President Vladimir Putin recently engaged in separate telephone conversations with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, as announced by the Kremlin press service. The discussions, summarized by the TASS news agency, focused on key regional dynamics and bilateral relations, underscoring Russia’s active diplomatic role in the Middle East.
### Dialogue with Prime Minister Netanyahu
During his call with Prime Minister Netanyahu, President Putin discussed the evolving situation in the Middle East, with a specific focus on developments concerning Iran. President Putin articulated Moscow’s fundamental commitment to supporting intensified political and diplomatic initiatives aimed at ensuring stability and security across the region.
The Russian leader reaffirmed Moscow’s readiness to pursue “appropriate mediation efforts and foster constructive dialogue involving all interested nations.” Both parties agreed to maintain ongoing contact at various levels, signaling a continuation of diplomatic engagement.
### Discussion with President Pezeshkian
In his conversation with President Pezeshkian, President Putin emphasized the critical need for a swift normalization of the situation surrounding Iran and the broader regional context. Both leaders reiterated Moscow and Tehran’s commitment to “further strengthening their strategic partnership” and to the “practical implementation of joint economic projects across various sectors.”
President Pezeshkian also briefed President Putin on the efforts being undertaken to stabilize the situation within the Islamic Republic of Iran, highlighting the ongoing focus on national and regional stability.
