Putin Rejects Assassination Talk, Urges Iran-Israel Peace
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Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed speculation about a potential assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, advocating instead for a political resolution to the Iran-Israel conflict. He highlighted Iran's societal unity despite Israeli attacks, which a US-based group says have killed at least 585 people, including 239 civilians. While acknowledging the complexities, Putin proposed a solution ensuring Iran's peaceful nuclear activities and Israel's security, though his mediation efforts have faced resistance. He confirmed Russia's continued support for Iran's nuclear program and the safety of Russian personnel at the Bushehr nuclear plant.
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