Iran urged to pursue diplomacy with China and India to prevent conflict

Reports emphasize the necessity for Iran to engage in active diplomacy with major powers such as China and India to prevent potential military conflict. This strategy follows observations by Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs, who suggested that a powerful coalition including China, India, Russia, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia could urge the United States to avoid renewed hostilities.

Analysts suggest that Iran must prepare for a scenario involving a hardline US administration while simultaneously utilizing strong diplomacy to persuade regional neighbors to oppose war. The goal is to mitigate the risk of a conflict that could expand beyond current borders and impact the broader stability of the region.