Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov held a telephone conversation on Tuesday, focusing on the regional situation in the Middle East, civilian protection, and ongoing diplomatic efforts to restore stability.
According to Al Jazeera, Araghchi briefed Lavrov on the details of a recently signed memorandum of understanding and developments related to a draft agreement between Iran and the United States. The two ministers exchanged views on regional security and emphasized the role of diplomacy in resolving conflicts and addressing humanitarian concerns.
Both sides stressed the urgent need to protect civilians amid escalating regional tensions. The ministers specifically highlighted the importance of halting Israeli military operations in Lebanon, cautioning that continued escalation could derail prospects for lasting peace and stability in the region. They reaffirmed their shared commitment to diplomatic solutions and reducing tensions through dialogue and international cooperation.
Lavrov expressed a positive view of the draft agreement reached between Iran and the United States, describing it as a constructive step toward regional stability. He confirmed that Russia would offer full support to Iran in implementing the accord and expressed hope that it would contribute to broader peace and security across the Middle East.
The Russian foreign minister also called on the international community and the UN Security Council to back the memorandum of understanding, stressing that wide international support would be critical to the agreement’s successful implementation and the promotion of long-term regional stability.
