Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Israeli leadership has conveyed a clear message to Iran – through ongoing communication with Russia – that Israel does not seek military conflict and prioritizes a diplomatic resolution to regional tensions.

Putin emphasized‌ Moscow’s role as a key communicator,maintaining “active and continuous” dialogue with both⁤ Jerusalem and⁢ Tehran. This ongoing communication channel facilitated ⁤the transmission of Israel’s position regarding‌ a preference for de-escalation.

The​ Russian President‌ also highlighted Iran’s apparent ⁢willingness to pursue a diplomatic path concerning its nuclear program.He expressed Russia’s assessment ​that Tehran demonstrates “determination to find mutually acceptable solutions” and to actively‌ cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

Putin confirmed recent, detailed discussions with IAEA Director-General rafael Grossi during Grossi’s visit to Russia. According to Putin, Grossi acknowledged Iran’s commitment to resolving all outstanding matters, signaling progress in international oversight efforts.

While acknowledging​ that technical challenges remain,Putin believes‍ that the implementation of existing agreements ⁣will be crucial in achieving a comprehensive and lasting resolution to the complex regional issues. ⁤He reiterated that Israel has consistently expressed a lack of interest in confrontation ‌with Iran, favoring rather a peaceful and diplomatic resolution.