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Iran, Russia Deputy Ministers Affirm Resolve to Expand Strategic Ties

Deputy ministers from Tehran and Moscow said the two countries remain committed to broadening bilateral relations, according to Mehr News.

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Mehr News (Iran)

TEHRAN — Deputy ministers of Iran and the Russian Federation have emphasized that the two countries are seriously determined to expand and broaden their relations, Iran's Mehr News Agency (MNA) reported on September 12.

According to the report, officials from both sides underscored their shared commitment to deepening cooperation, though specific details of the discussions, including the names of the officials involved and the sectors targeted for expanded ties, were not disclosed in the report.

Iran and Russia have in recent years sought to strengthen cooperation across political, economic and security domains amid shifting regional and international dynamics. Mehr News did not provide further specifics on the venue or context of the deputy ministers' remarks.

MNA is the state-affiliated news agency of Iran. Further details on the meeting, including any agreements or timelines for the expanded cooperation, were not immediately available.

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