NATO a hostile bloc for Russia? Kremlin calls alliance 'enemy' as Putin pushes diplomacy in Iran war

Published on Apr 03, 2026 01:24 am IST

Russia says it is ready to help de-escalate the Iran conflict, with Vladimir Putin continuing talks with regional leaders. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated Moscow is open to contributing to a peaceful resolution if needed. His remarks came in response to comments by Donald Trump on the war and possible US moves regarding NATO. Peskov reiterated Russia’s view of NATO as a hostile bloc. The developments highlight shifting global alignments as tensions rise in the Middle East and diplomatic efforts intensify.

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