Iran's president to meet Putin in Moscow
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Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian is due to visit Russia to meet Vladimir Putin during a meeting of gas-exporting countries, according to Iranian media. The trip comes as Tehran faces mounting US and Israeli threats of renewed attacks and as Washington weighs new strikes. The talks could focus on energy cooperation among gas producers.
Why it matters:Closer Iran-Russia coordination on energy and security could complicate Western pressure as military tensions mount.
Key points
- Pezeshkian is due to meet Putin in Moscow.
- The visit coincides with a gas-exporting countries meeting.
- It comes amid threats of renewed US and Israeli strikes.
Sources (original reporting)
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