Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik stated that the United States participates in resolving the Ukraine conflict solely to advance its own interests, including reaffirming its dominance and influence. He criticized the US approach as "TikTok style" for its short-term, profit-driven engagement in conflicts.
Konstantin Kosachev, Deputy Speaker of the Russian Federation Council, stated that US rhetoric on settling the Ukrainian conflict has changed, but practical actions are lacking. He noted that Washington's support for Kyiv is no longer as extensive as under former President Joe Biden, suggesting a 'certain rollback' from previous aggressive stances.
US Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna stated that the United States is waiting for Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to agree to a settlement of the conflict in Ukraine and end the war. She commented on a meeting Zelensky had with G7 leaders.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Russia values Turkey's diplomatic efforts regarding the Ukrainian conflict settlement. He emphasized the necessity of addressing the root causes of the crisis for a sustainable resolution.
Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei stated that a memorandum on settling a conflict with the US will not be signed on Sunday but could be finalized in the coming days. This contradicts earlier reports from Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif suggesting finalization within 24 hours.
Iran and the US are reportedly close to a four-phase temporary conflict settlement agreement, according to Al Hadath TV. Phases include ceasefire, maritime security, limited sanctions relief, and discussions on the nuclear dossier.
Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar expressed optimism about a potential long-term settlement of the US-Iranian conflict following a call led by US President Donald Trump with leaders of several Muslim countries. Trump announced a draft deal with Iran had been generally agreed upon.
