Russia-Iran Strategic Partnership Agreement: Russia-Iran signed a major strategic partnership agreement

Russia-Iran Strategic Partnership Agreement : Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian have signed a new major Strategic Partnership Agreements after bilateral talks in Moscow. According to reports, the two countries have agreed to strengthen cooperation in trade, investment, defence, security, space, energy and counter-terrorism, among other areas.

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According to reports, the agreement also states that both countries will reject third-party sanctions against each other and prevent the use of unilateral coercive efforts. “This is a really important document for the stable and sustainable development of Russia and Iran, as well as our entire common Eurasian region,” the Kremlin quoted Putin as saying at a press conference after talks with the Iranian leader. Aims to establish conditions.”

According to reports, Putin noted that the new pact reflects ambitious goals and creates a framework for deepening long-term cooperation in areas such as politics, security, trade, investment and humanitarian affairs. He said Russia and Iran maintain comprehensive and mutually beneficial relations and these agreements will strengthen Russian-Iranian relations in all areas. “We need less bureaucracy and more concrete action,” Putin said, referring to Western sanctions on both countries. Whatever difficulties are created by others, we will be able to overcome them and move forward.”