Iranian representatives have visited Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Oman, urging Arab countries to intervene with U.S. President Donald Trump to pressure Israel into accepting a ceasefire, according to Rks News.
This diplomatic effort comes amid the escalation of hostilities between Iran and Israel, now entering the fourth day of intense clashes involving drones, rockets, and airstrikes.
According to international media reports, Iran has expressed readiness to show flexibility in its nuclear negotiations with the United States in exchange for a ceasefire agreement with Israel.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Tehran is signaling a desire to end the conflict, citing sources from the Middle East and Europe.
Meanwhile, tensions on the ground remain extremely high. Just minutes ago, Israel struck Iran’s state television headquarters, a move that had been publicly warned hours earlier by Israeli authorities.
