Russia has called on all parties involved in the Persian Gulf conflict to resume negotiations, according to Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.
The statement marks a shift in Moscow’s diplomatic posture as hostilities in the region continue to threaten critical shipping lanes.
Zakharova expressed that Moscow is "extremely concerned" about the resumption of fighting in the Strait of Hormuz.
The appeal for dialogue follows the recent breakdown of an interim agreement aimed at ending the broader Middle East war, a development that has heightened uncertainty for global energy supply chains.
The diplomatic intervention aligns with earlier actions by the Russian Foreign Ministry, which issued a travel advisory urging its citizens in Gulf countries to exercise caution.
That warning was issued in direct response to the collapse of the interim deal, signaling Moscow’s awareness of the escalating security risks in the region.