Iran has signaled openness to international mediation in the ongoing conflict, but only if the U.S. and Israel commit to a complete ceasefire and provide guarantees against future attacks on its territory. This stance follows the appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei as Supreme Leader, with Tehran rejecting unconditional proposals from nations like China, Russia, and France. Russian President Putin has offered to facilitate talks, amid calls for de-escalation.

 Conditions include assurances on infrastructure safety and potential sanctions relief, as strikes on oil depots cause environmental and humanitarian issues. The U.S. maintains a hardline position, with Trump demanding unconditional surrender. Multiple countries have approached for mediation, but direct talks remain elusive.

 The proposal comes as oil prices soar and regional stability hangs in the balance, with experts urging dialogue to prevent wider catastrophe.

Live developments track potential breakthroughs amid ongoing hostilities. Humanitarian aid becomes critical as casualties mount.