The Kremlin called on the United States and Iran to resolve all their problems through negotiations

Russia is ready to do everything to The United States and Iran were able to resolve their problems diplomatically. This was stated on March 4 by the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov, answering a question from the agency href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-03-04/iran-putin-to-help-trump-broker-nuclear-talks-with-tehran?srnd=homepage-europe " target="_blank">Bloomberg about a possible role Moscow as an intermediary between Washington and Tehran.

"Russia believes that the United States and Iran should resolve all problems through negotiations," he stressed.The Iranian Foreign Ministry, in turn, in response to the same agency's request, noted that such diplomatic assistance from other countries would be "natural."

Atomic rupture: Iran has ruled out dialogue with the United States on the nuclear deal

The unwillingness to make contact under the current pressure became known after Lavrov's meeting with the Iranian leadership, which was also discussed during the minister's visit to Tehran.

Earlier, on February 27, the President of the Islamic Republic, Mahmoud Peseshkian, said that the country could resume negotiations with the United States if they href="https://iz.ru/1846302/2025-02-27/pezeshkian-nazval-uslovie-dlia-vozmozhnogo-vozobnovleniia-dialoga-s-ssha " target="_blank">will show appropriate intentions. He noted that Washington cannot simultaneously impose sanctions against Tehran and at the same time demand participation in the negotiation process.

February 24, USA sanctions have been imposed against Iran's oil and petrochemical sector. Eight organizations involved in the trade of Iranian oil and petrochemical products, as well as 22 people and 13 ships of transport companies from Suriname, India, China, Malaysia, which are involved in the transportation of this fuel, were subject to restrictions.

Before that, on February 4, the President of the United States Donald Trump has signed a memorandum on national security, which, according to him, provides " maximum pressure" on Iran's nuclear program. He noted that Washington cannot allow Tehran to have nuclear weapons and create them.