On Monday, Russia announced its willingness to accept Iran's enriched uranium as part of a potential peace deal with the United States. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that this proposal, made by President Vladimir Putin, remains available despite ongoing diplomatic challenges. The announcement follows unsuccessful talks mediated by Pakistan over the weekend between US and Iranian officials, which left hopes for a swift resolution to the conflict that began on February 28 unfulfilled. The war has resulted in significant casualties and disrupted global markets, particularly affecting energy supplies and shipping routes. Tensions have escalated in the region, with Iran blocking the Strait of Hormuz for weeks after a joint US and Israeli bombing campaign. US President Donald Trump has attributed the failure of negotiations to Iran's unwillingness to abandon its nuclear ambitions. Meanwhile, Iranian officials, including parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, have expressed skepticism about the US's commitment to negotiations, citing a history of broken promises. The situation remains delicate, with both sides urged to maintain dialogue and respect a fragile ceasefire.