- Iranian President Pezeshkian affirmed Iran's willingness to support de-escalation and conflict prevention during a call with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
- The conversation occurred amidst increased U.S. military presence in the Middle East and ongoing concerns over Iran's handling of recent protests.
- Saudi Arabia stated it will not allow its territory to be used for military action against Iran, while former President Trump suggests Iranians desire a diplomatic resolution.

A: Hey! Did you hear anything new about Iran? It’s been all over the news.

B: No, what’s going on? It seems complicated!

A: Basically, the Iranian president just talked to the Saudi Crown Prince. It was a phone call.

B: Oh really? What did they talk about?

A: They both said they want to avoid conflict. Iran is offering to help with peace talks.

B: That's good, right? But why is everyone so worried?

A: Well, the US is sending warships to the area. They’re putting pressure on Iran because of those protests.

B: Protests? What were they about?

A: Prices are really high in Iran. People were protesting, and it got pretty intense. Things seem calmer now, though.

B: Wow, that’s a lot! Is anyone trying to fix things diplomatically?

A: Trump actually said that Iranians want to make a deal. And he mentioned the US has a big fleet nearby. So, maybe there's hope for a peaceful solution.

B: That's reassuring! Hopefully, they can all find a way to get along. It's stressful to think about conflict.

A: Totally agree! Let's hope for the best.