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Iran Seeks International Mediation Amid Conflict with Israel, Trump Promises to Broker Peace

By Inday Marisol | June 16, 2025

Tensions Rise In The Middle East As Diplomatic Efforts Begin To Unfold

Tehran, Iran—As hostilities intensify between Iran and Israel, Iranian officials on Friday formally called for international mediation to de-escalate the worsening conflict, urging the United Nations and neutral global powers to intervene diplomatically.

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian stated during a press briefing that Iran is “open to peace talks under a neutral third party” and is seeking a multilateral resolution to ongoing border attacks and retaliatory strikes between the two nations.

“We are ready to cooperate with international actors to prevent further bloodshed,” Amir-Abdollahian said. “But Israel must also be held accountable for its repeated violations.”

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Trump Enters The Global Stage Again

Meanwhile, former U.S. President Donald Trump made headlines Friday after publicly declaring that he is “willing to mediate” the conflict and “bring peace to the Middle East.”

Speaking at a rally in Florida, Trump said:

“I’ve done it before, and I can do it again. I know the people involved. I can stop this war before it turns into something no one wants.”

His remarks quickly trended across global media platforms, with speculation rising about whether he is acting with the support of any government entities or international coalitions.

Escalating Violence Sparks Global Concern

In recent weeks, a sharp escalation in airstrikes, drone attacks, and retaliatory shelling has resulted in civilian casualties on both sides of the Iran-Israel conflict. Intelligence agencies have warned of the risk of a regional spillover, prompting concern from NATO, the EU, and UN leadership.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres issued a statement urging both nations to “immediately halt military action and return to dialogue.”

U.S. Government Yet To Issue Formal Stance

While Trump has independently offered his role in peace negotiations, the Biden administration has yet to comment on Iran’s request for international mediation or Trump’s personal involvement.

Foreign policy experts say any mediation would require coordination through official diplomatic channels and support from regional players such as Turkey, Qatar, or the UAE.

What Comes Next?

As pressure mounts from the international community, all eyes are now on the UN Security Council, which is expected to convene in an emergency session within the next 48 hours.

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