As U.S.-Iran talks collapsed after marathon negotiations in Islamabad, Russia stepped in with a surprise uranium proposal. The Kremlin said it remains ready to take Iran’s enriched material as part of a future deal, though the offer has not been accepted. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed the plan was shared with Washington and regional players but “wasn’t in demand.” Moscow also slammed Donald Trump’s threat to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, warning such moves could disrupt global markets. With diplomacy failing and reports of possible U.S. strikes resurfacing, tensions are spiralling again.