Dmitry Peskov's key statements

• Russia is ready, if necessary, to assume a mediating role in resolving the conflict between Iran and Israel.
• The Russian proposal regarding Iran's nuclear program to store uranium reserves on Russian territory remains valid, but the resumption of military operations has complicated the process.
• The Kremlin notes the broad solidarity of Iranian society against the backdrop of Israeli bombings.
• Russia is determined to act to eliminate the root causes of the escalation in the Middle East.
• Moscow continues to maintain contact with Tehran and Jerusalem, emphasizing the importance and necessity of ensuring the security of Russian citizens.
• Russia condemns the steps that have led to a dangerous escalation of the situation in the Middle East.
• The Kremlin is informed of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement that an Israeli attack on Iran could lead to a change of government in Tehran.
• The strategic partnership between Russia and China is not aimed at any third country.
• Moscow is not concerned that cooperation between China and Central Asian countries could harm their relations with Russia.
• The Central Asian states are seen as natural and historical allies of Russia.
• A precise date for the next round of talks has not yet been set.
• There is no question of replacing Istanbul as the negotiating platform on the agenda.
• President Vladimir Putin plans to hold an international telephone conversation on June 16.