Iran and Russia are doubling down on their partnership as both nations navigate Western sanctions. During a high-profile meeting with Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu, Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian called for stronger collaboration to counteract what he called \"unjust\" economic pressures. 💼
\"Our ties with Russia are built on mutual goals and respect,\" Pezeshkian stated, emphasizing plans to expand cooperation on a \"permanent and lasting path.\" Shoigu also delivered a message from President Vladimir Putin, reaffirming Russia’s commitment to working with Iran on regional security and economic strategies. 🤝
The move comes as both countries face stiff sanctions from the U.S. and its allies. Analysts say the partnership could unlock new trade routes, energy deals, and diplomatic leverage—think of it as a geopolitical plot twist in today’s sanctions-heavy world. 🌐
With Tehran and Moscow increasingly aligning their policies, this power duo is betting on unity to weather the storm. Will it pay off? Stay tuned. 🔥
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Iran says stronger ties with Russia to ease Western sanctions' effect
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