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Oman pushes for peace amid US-Iran deadlock

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The ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States have brought the world to the brink of war.


Recent attacks and counter-attacks have heightened fears of a wider conflict, putting the entire Middle East region at risk. It is imperative that both nations prioritise diplomacy and peaceful resolution over military aggression.


Oman's mediation efforts yielded some progress, but a breakthrough remains elusive.


In this regard, it echoes call for restraint, emphasising the need for de-escalation and dialogue.


As a regional player, Oman has consistently advocated for a peaceful resolution, offering its good offices to facilitate talks between Iran and the US.


Oman's call for restraint is a reminder that a diplomatic solution is within reach, if both sides prioritise peace over confrontation.


A full-scale conflict would have catastrophic consequences for the region and beyond. The humanitarian toll would be immense, with countless civilian casualties and widespread destruction.


The economic impact would be severe, disrupting global oil supplies and triggering a wave of instability.


Diplomacy is the only viable path forward. Both sides must engage in good-faith negotiations, addressing each other's concerns and working towards a mutually acceptable agreement.


The international community needs to act now. Both Iran and US must agree to an immediate ceasefire, halting all military operations and attacks. Iran and the US should re-engage in direct talks, mediated by Oman or other neutral parties, to address nuclear concerns and regional security issues.


The US should consider easing sanctions on Iran in exchange for verifiable concessions on its nuclear programme while regional players need to promote dialogue and stability, reducing tensions and preventing further escalation.


As the world watches with bated breath as Iran and the US navigate this critical juncture, it is time for both nations to choose peace over war, diplomacy over destruction. The consequences of inaction are too dire to ignore.


The path to peace won't be easy, but it's the only way to ensure regional stability and global security. Let us all hope that leaders on both sides prioritise diplomacy and work towards a peaceful resolution.


The international community must support these efforts, promoting dialogue and cooperation. The people of the region deserve peace, stability, and prosperity. It is time for Iran and the US to take a step back from the brink and work towards a brighter future.


As the situation between Iran and the US is precarious, but not hopeless, with diplomacy and dialogue, a peaceful resolution is possible. We urge leaders to prioritise peace and work towards a better future for all.


Oman's efforts are driven by its commitment to regional stability and its desire to prevent a wider conflict. The country's neutral stance and historical ties with both the US and Iran have positioned it as a trusted mediator.


The current situation is precarious, with the US and Iran on a knife-edge. Oman's role is more critical than ever, and its diplomacy can help prevent escalation and promote a peaceful resolution.


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