Iran President Tells Putin Region Can Solve Problems without US
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PentapostagmaThe Russian president, for his part, said he discussed with his Iranian counterpart "the situation in the region, which is causing concern" and expressed hope that "it will develop favorably."
Iran's President, Masood Peseshkin, at a meeting with Russia's President Vladimir Putin, expressed his gratitude to Moscow for its support in the political and economic spheres. "In truth, I am always pleased to be here in Moscow. There are always useful talks. You always support us in political, economic matters. We are truly grateful for your support, for your cooperation." TASS's Iranian leader. As WZGLAD wrote on Tuesday, President Vladimir …
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Iran president tells Putin region can solve problems without US
MOSCOW — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Tuesday that the Middle East can solve its problems without the involvement of the United States. "I believe we are capable of resolving our problems in the region without relying on the United States," Pezeshkian said at a meeting with Putin on the sidelines of a summit of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum in Moscow. "Our trade is expanding and growing d…
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Tuesday that the Middle East can solve its problems without the involvement of the United States.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Tuesday that the Middle East can solve its problems without the involvement of the United States.
Middle East: Iranian President Tells Vladimir Putin that the Region Can Do without the United States
At a meeting in Moscow on the sidelines of an energy summit, Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian claimed that the countries of the Middle East were able to solve their problems without relying on the United States, according to statements made on Tuesday to Vladimir Putin.
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