Russia has stated that it is ready to take in Iran’s enriched uranium as part of a potential peace agreement with the United States. The announcement comes as diplomatic tensions continue to rise.
The Kremlin confirmed that Russia offers this option as part of a broader effort to support future negotiations. Officials said the proposal was initially presented by President Vladimir Putin.
According to the Kremlin, Russia offers a secure solution for handling enriched uranium if a final agreement is reached. The idea has been shared in talks with both the United States and regional countries.
However, officials noted that the proposal has not yet been accepted or implemented. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov spoke to reporters and confirmed the offer remains active.
He explained that Russia offers to act as a neutral storage location for Iran’s nuclear material. This step is seen as part of wider diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions.
Recent talks between Iran and the United States ended without progress. The failure of negotiations has raised concerns about the ongoing conflict. The war, which began in late February, has already caused major global instability.
Russia has repeatedly called for diplomatic solutions. It believes storing enriched uranium could help build trust between both sides.
At the same time, Russia also criticized recent statements made by US leadership. Officials warned that military actions could further harm global markets.
Kremlin representatives said such measures would increase uncertainty. They added that stability in key trade routes is essential for the world economy.
The Strait of Hormuz has been a major point of concern. It is one of the most important oil shipping routes in the world.
Russia continues to urge restraint from all parties. Officials say dialogue remains the only path toward lasting peace.
Despite repeated diplomatic efforts, no final agreement has been reached yet. However, Moscow insists that Russia offers a practical solution that is still on the table.
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Further discussions are expected in the coming weeks as global pressure increases for a peaceful resolution.
