Turkey, Oman, Egypt Lead Diplomatic Efforts to End War With Iran: Report

Turkey, Oman and Egypt are attempting to spearhead diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the ongoing war involving Iran, according to a source cited by Haaretz.

The source said the three countries are increasingly concerned that the conflict is not moving toward de-escalation and could instead expand, raising fears of wider regional instability.

According to the report, diplomatic contacts are taking place through multiple channels to explore the possibility of reaching a ceasefire and halting the current military escalation.

These efforts are reportedly being conducted through regional and international mediators in an attempt to open dialogue between the parties involved in the conflict.

The diplomatic push comes amid growing concerns that continued fighting could further destabilize the Middle East and trigger broader security and economic repercussions across the region.

The source added that several countries in the region are working to promote political initiatives that could provide a framework for ending the war.

However, the diplomatic contacts are still in their early stages, and it remains unclear whether the parties involved would accept the proposals or whether the mediation efforts could succeed.

Despite the uncertainty, observers say mounting international and regional pressure may eventually push the parties toward considering a political settlement to bring the conflict to an end.