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From the recent telephone conversation between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin regarding Israel-Iran tensions, we can conclude several key points:
* Shared Concern for De-escalation: Both leaders expressed significant concern over the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran and a mutual desire for the “war” to end. Trump explicitly stated on Truth Social that “He [Putin] feels, as I do, this war in Israel-Iran should end.”
* Putin’s Condemnation of Israeli Actions: The Kremlin stated that Putin “condemned the Israeli’s military operation against Iran” and expressed “serious concern about a possible escalation of the conflict, which would have unpredictable consequences for the entire situation in the Middle East.”
* Trump’s Acknowledgment of Israeli Strikes: While expressing concern about the situation, Trump, according to Russian foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov, acknowledged the “effectiveness” of Israel’s strikes on targets in Iran.
* Potential for Resumed Nuclear Negotiations: Both leaders reportedly did not rule out a possible return to negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program. Ushakov also mentioned that U.S. negotiators were ready to engage in further talks with Iranian representatives, potentially with Oman as a mediator.
* Russia’s Offer of Mediation: Russia reiterated its readiness to provide mediation services to prevent further escalation between Israel and Iran.
* Focus on Middle East over Ukraine (for this call): While the Ukraine war was briefly mentioned, Trump indicated that the primary focus of this hour-long call was the Israel-Iran conflict, with discussions on Ukraine to be addressed “next week.”
* Personal Rapport: Both leaders expressed satisfaction with their personal relationship, suggesting it facilitates their ability to discuss complex international issues.
In essence, the call highlights a shared diplomatic objective of preventing a wider regional conflagration in the Middle East, albeit with differing perspectives on the immediate causes and responsibilities, particularly concerning Israel’s actions. It also suggests an openness to a diplomatic path, specifically regarding Iran’s nuclear program.