Medvedev Says Russia-Iran Relations Have Reached 'Unprecedented Heights'
The Russian Security Council deputy chairman praised the trajectory of ties between Moscow and Tehran.
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Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said relations between Russia and Iran have reached what he described as unprecedented heights, according to TASS.
Medvedev's comments add to a series of recent statements from senior Russian officials emphasizing the depth of cooperation between Moscow and Tehran.
The remarks come as both Russia and Iran continue to face sanctions and broader friction with Western governments, a backdrop against which the two countries have sought to expand bilateral ties.
Medvedev did not provide additional specifics on which areas of the relationship he considered to have advanced the most.
The statement follows a pattern of Russian officials publicly highlighting the strength of the Russia-Iran partnership across diplomatic, economic and security channels.
Sources
- Medvedev commends relations between Russia, Iran — TASS (Russia)
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