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- Russian and Iranian presidents spoke by phone
- The call focused on advancing peace in the Middle East
- They discussed a halt to military actions
The leaders of Russia and Iran conducted a telephone conversation to discuss efforts to promote peace in the Middle East and to seek a cessation of military operations, according to reports from the press and official statements.
The call emphasized coordination between Moscow and Tehran on regional security matters, with the presidents outlining mutual positions and possible next steps in diplomacy and de-escalation channels.
The communication highlighted a shared interest in stabilizing conflict zones and urged affected parties to pursue negotiations, while signposting that further details and formal diplomacy would be pursued through established channels.
The discussion underscored a commitment to ongoing dialogue and transparency as both sides pursue stabilizing actions in the region.