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    Kremlin says it sees that Israel does not want mediation efforts with Iran amid 'galloping escalation'

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    Posted on June 17, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The Kremlin observes Israel's disinterest in mediation with Iran amid escalating conflict, offering to mediate despite Israel's current stance.

    Kremlin Observes Israel's Disinterest in Mediation with Iran Amid Escalation

    MOSCOW (Reuters) -The Kremlin said on Tuesday that it saw that Israel did not want mediation efforts over its conflict with Iran, now in its fifth day amid what Moscow said was "galloping escalation".

    Israel launched its air war with a surprise attack last week that has killed nearly the entire top echelon of Iran's military commanders and its leading nuclear scientists. Iran has responded with a barrage of strikes on Israeli cities.

    In a call with reporters, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov called on both sides to exercise "maximum restraint".

    "The situation is continuing to escalate rapidly. The level of unpredictability is absolute," he said.

    Peskov said that Russia's offer to mediate between the warring sides if necessary still stood, but that it saw Israel was for now not interested in seeking a peaceful solution.

    Russia signed a strategic partnership treaty with Iran in January, but the pact does not include a mutual defence clause. It also has longstanding ties with Israel, though these have been strained by the war in Ukraine and Israel's bombing of Gaza.

    Peskov said the Russian embassy in Tehran was coordinating with Russian citizens and providing them with opportunities to evacuate the country via neighbouring Azerbaijan.

    (Reporting by Dmitry Antonov, Writing by Lucy Papachristou and Felix LightEditing by Andrew Osborn)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Kremlin notes Israel's disinterest in mediation with Iran.
    • •Conflict between Israel and Iran is rapidly escalating.
    • •Russia offers mediation but Israel remains uninterested.
    • •Russia has strategic ties with both Iran and Israel.
    • •Russian embassy in Tehran aids citizens' evacuation.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Kremlin says it sees that Israel does not want mediation efforts with Iran amid 'galloping escalation'

    1What did the Kremlin observe about Israel's stance on mediation?

    The Kremlin observed that Israel does not want mediation efforts regarding its conflict with Iran.

    2What actions did Israel take against Iran recently?

    Israel launched an air war with a surprise attack that has killed nearly the entire top echelon of Iran's military commanders and leading nuclear scientists.

    3What did Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov call for?

    Dmitry Peskov called on both Israel and Iran to exercise 'maximum restraint' amid the escalating conflict.

    4What is Russia's position regarding mediation?

    Russia's offer to mediate between Israel and Iran still stands, although it acknowledges Israel's current disinterest in seeking a peaceful solution.

    5How is Russia assisting its citizens in Iran?

    The Russian embassy in Tehran is coordinating with Russian citizens and providing them opportunities to evacuate the country via neighboring Azerbaijan.

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