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Putin says Russia Can Broker Peace Deal Between Iran and Israel

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Putin says Russia Can Broker Peace Deal Between Iran and Israel

Hannah Parry 20/06/2025 01:20

Russian President Vladimir Putin offered Wednesday to help broker a peace deal between Israel and Iran.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin offered Wednesday to help broker a peace deal between Israel and Iran.
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