Iran has reportedly called on both Russia and China to serve as witnesses to a proposed agreement with the United States, a move Tehran believes could strengthen guarantees surrounding any future ceasefire or peace arrangement. Iranian officials argue that the involvement of major global powers would increase international oversight of the deal.
According to reports, Iran views the participation of Moscow and Beijing as a safeguard against potential violations of any agreement reached with Washington. Iranian sources have suggested that having additional international stakeholders involved could help ensure that commitments made by all sides are respected.
The development comes as negotiations between Iran and the United States continue amid efforts to reduce tensions in the Middle East. While U.S. officials have expressed optimism about a possible agreement, Iranian authorities have indicated that some issues remain unresolved and that no final decision has yet been announced.
Analysts say the inclusion of Russia and China could add diplomatic weight to any future accord, but it remains unclear whether all parties will formally accept such a role. For now, discussions continue as mediators work to finalize terms aimed at preserving stability and preventing a return to conflict.
