Putin said Russia condemns Israel's actions. The country violated the UN Charter and international law, he continued.
According to the Russian leader, Moscow did everything to settle the situation around Iran's nuclear program peacefully. Among other things, it has put forward certain initiatives, thanks to which it was possible to reach certain agreements. Putin concluded by noting that Russia intends to further promote de-escalation in the Middle East.

https://lenta.ru/news/2025/06/13/putin-vyskazalsya-po-povodu-ataki-izrailya-na-iran/

>>1412834 (OP)
That's hilarious. Putin the peacekeeper.

Why don't Russia just nuke Israel?!?!?!

>>1412836
You must be an idiot. Putin is peacefull, EU, NATO and USA is full of warmongerers that started proxywar in Ukraine. Money from warindustry is to blame.

>>1412946
Putin will keep out of the Zionists war crimes as long as the US keep out of his

>>1412834 (OP)
I think the one by Lavrov was way funnier.
>If every country interprets the UN Charter's right to self-defense as 'I decide when to use this right, and I won't refer back to the Charter,' there will clearly be no world order, but complete chaos," Lavrov said.
https://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/278398386/ignoring-un-charter-self-defense-rules-leads-to-chaos-lavrov
You can't make this shit up. Under different circumstances this would be absolutely hilarious.

>>1412836
As hilarious as the United Shitholes of turdmerica pretending to be anti war.

>>1416672
Correct, the whole world makes fun of Trump for claiming he's a peace president but being utterly incapable to end any of the wars that would be in his power to end and nobody with two brain cells takes Putin seriously when he talks about annexing foreign land for self defense.
Your point?

>>1416674
I'm not talking only about Blumpf. I'm talking about the US throughout history.
>Your point?
The US are a bunch of war mongering savages. Them trying to lecture anyone else is peak hypocrisy.

>>1416676
So? Most people here in the west do acknowledge that and do criticize the US for it.
Not to mention you brought this "what about the US" stuff up out of nowhere so I really don't see how it's relevant in any way.

>>1416681
>Most people here in the west do acknowledge that and do criticize the US for it.
Not really. Most people were pro iraq invasion.
And my point is the double standards from the west. Where were the sanctions and sporting bans when the US did it?
>"what about the US" stuff up out of nowhere
I brought it up because the US always pretend to be le heckin peacekeepers whereas in reality they're a bunch of war mongering savages.

>>1416683
>And my point is the double standards from the west. Where were the sanctions and sporting bans when the US did it?
Well partially that's just Realpolitik. Just like how a bunch of nations don't condemn Russia because they believe they have more to gain from that. Or how countries like ROK and Isreal held back on military support to Ukraine, because Russia the damage Russia could do to them far outweighs the damage they would do to Russia with aforementioned support.
But aside from that you'd have to do some interesting gymnastics to put US wars on the same level as Russia's land-grabs with a side of genocide
>I brought it up because the US always pretend to be le heckin peacekeepers whereas in reality they're a bunch of war mongering savages
Something tells me you might lack the nuance to have this conversation. As I said, there's plenty to criticize about the US but yes their deterrence and post WW2 alliance structure did in fact bring peace to parts of the world.
Anyways, not really relevant to the conversation that was happening. Does the US just live rent free in your head?