The publication Foreign Policy has examined the role of Russia, China, and India in resolving the conflict between the U.S. and Iran, stating that these countries can act as key players in this regard. According to the publication, ending the tensions between Washington and Tehran requires reliable security guarantees and the establishment of economic mechanisms independent of the dollar and the U.S.-dominated banking system.
The Necessity of Security Guarantees
Foreign Policy emphasizes that for achieving a sustainable agreement between the two countries, the existence of mechanisms that can guarantee the security of both parties is of high importance. Especially in conditions where tensions have intensified due to economic sanctions and U.S. foreign policies, countries like Russia, China, and India can act as effective mediators and play a role in providing these guarantees.
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Independent Economic Mechanisms
Another point raised in this report is the need to create economic mechanisms independent of the dollar. According to Foreign Policy, dependence on the dollar and the U.S.-dominated banking system hinders the progress of negotiations and the achievement of sustainable agreements. In this regard, China and India can help reduce this dependence by establishing trade and economic agreements with Iran.
Furthermore, economic cooperation among these countries can enable Iran to access new financial and commercial resources and alleviate the economic pressures resulting from sanctions.
The Diplomatic Role of Russia, China, and India
Foreign Policy, referencing the active diplomacy of these three countries in the international arena, has pointed to their capacities for mediation in various fields. For instance, China, as one of Iran's largest trading partners, can play an effective role in negotiations to end tensions. Additionally, Russia, with its history of military and economic cooperation with Iran, can be considered a strategic partner in this process.
Ultimately, the publication notes that resolving the conflict between the U.S. and Iran will not only benefit the two countries but also contribute to regional and global stability. Given the current conditions, it seems that Russia, China, and India are capable of playing a key role in this regard.
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