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Putin–Trump call: Moscow relays Iran's settlement view, weighs Ukraine diplomacy
October 10, 2026 at 12:30 PM · Updated 6d ago
6 reports · over 5 hours
Putin and Trump held a roughly 90-minute phone call Friday, during which Russia relayed Iran's stance on resolving the US–Iran conflict.
- Putin and Trump held a roughly 90-minute phone call on Friday, the Kremlin confirmed.
- Putin conveyed Iran's position on a possible settlement of the US–Iran conflict, coordinated with Iranian President Pezeshkian, spokesman Peskov said.
- Putin told Trump that Moscow's offer to transfer Iran's enriched uranium to Russia remains on the table.
- Putin said Russia's position on the goals of its Ukraine operation is unchanged and it remains ready for a political-diplomatic settlement, aide Ushakov said.
- Putin met Pezeshkian on the sidelines of summits in Turkmenistan and held a trilateral meeting with him and Azerbaijani President Aliyev.
- Putin stressed during the call that diplomatic options on Iran's nuclear file remain and that agreement with Tehran is achievable through negotiations, Tass said.





