Russia

Identified as a potential first point of contact for Iranian leadership.

Foreign Minister Lavrov reported that Ukraine is worried about the diversion of Western support due to the Iran conflict.

Urged conflict parties for ceasefire and blamed US and Israeli aggression for Strait of Hormuz issues.

Warned of shaky ground and security risks due to US and Iran flouting a memorandum.

Publishing press reviews to highlight US diplomatic indecision and its potential impact on global conflict trajectories.

Confirmed contact with Iranian officials regarding recent destabilization without disclosing details.

Russian logistics companies allegedly used to source arms in violation of UN restrictions.

Vice President of the Russian International Affairs Council Mikhail Margelov assessed that Houthi actions would not critically impact oil supplies.

Called on all parties to the Gulf conflict to return to negotiations and expressed extreme concern over resumed hostilities.

Not mentioned in this specific event.

Foreign Ministry stated that US attacks on Iran violate the Islamabad memorandum of understanding.

Expressed extreme concern about hostilities involving Iran and called for the resumption of dialogue to foster peace.

Warned that US strikes on Iran prevent resolution and close doors to negotiations.

TASS reported on the development, highlighting international legal challenges facing Israeli leadership.

Reported the poll results via state-funded media outlet TASS.

Foreign Minister Lavrov asserted that attacks on Iran have negated the potential for resolution offered by a US-Iran memorandum.

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that attacks on Iran violate a signed memorandum and lead to negative outcomes.

Publishing analysis on US strategic moves in the region.

A Russian intelligence unit was banned alongside the IRGC in the same legislative action.

Published expert analysis via TASS regarding Iran's strategic calculations.