Ulyanov: Non-peaceful options on Iran won't work
Russia's permanent representative to international organisations in Vienna urged Washington to pursue peaceful solutions on Iran, warning that other approaches are ineffective.
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Russia's permanent representative to international organisations in Vienna, Mikhail Ulyanov, said non-peaceful options regarding Iran will not work, urging the United States to focus on peaceful solutions, according to Mehr News.
Ulyanov's remarks, made from Tehran, come amid continued international attention to the standoff between Iran and the United States, with Russia positioning itself as an advocate for diplomatic engagement over confrontation.
The Russian diplomat's statement did not detail specific proposals for renewed negotiations, but it reflects Moscow's consistent public position that a negotiated approach is the only viable path forward on the Iran file.
The comments arrive at a moment of heightened rhetoric between Tehran and Washington, with various governments and officials weighing in on how the standoff should be resolved.
No immediate response from U.S. officials to Ulyanov's remarks was reported by the source.
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- Non-peaceful options on Iran won't work, Ulyanov says — Mehr News (Iran)
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