politics

March 4, 2026

Aggression against Iran and US plans for other countries: Lavrov' statements

According to the top Russian diplomat, Moscow will use all of its capabilities, including in its relations with Tehran, to ensure that the problem in the Middle East "does not escalate further and is resolved"

Aggression against Iran and US plans for other countries: Lavrov' statements

TL;DR

  • Russia aims to prevent further escalation in the Middle East and seeks a resolution, utilizing its relations with Iran.
  • There is no evidence that Iran is developing nuclear weapons, and charges to that effect were the justification for aggression.
  • The US and Israel appear intent on fighting Iran indefinitely, with their ultimate objectives unclear.
  • All actions leading to civilian casualties in the Middle East must be halted, with specific mention of strikes on a school in Iran and destruction of civilian infrastructure in Gulf countries.
  • The aggression against Iran is the most significant conflict today, with consequences felt across the region, including economic costs and civilian casualties in Arab countries.
  • Russia advocates for an immediate cessation of hostilities and proposes a Middle East conference as timely amid regional escalation.
  • The possibility of creating a Palestinian state is diminishing, and the neglect of UN resolutions is a grave concern.
  • The right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes is inalienable, and demanding Iran be the sole nation to waive this right is unrealistic.
  • Aggression against Iran might encourage other countries to develop nuclear weapons, increasing global nuclear security threats.
  • Russia supports a summit of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council to discuss global issues, including how the US sees the world and its role.
  • The current international situation reveals profound problems in international law stemming from collisions between the law and its absence.
  • Russia and Brunei agreed to strengthen security cooperation and boost trade, which reached a record nearly $900 million in 2025.

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