Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi recently visited Moscow to deliver a letter from Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to Russian President Vladimir Putin. This diplomatic outreach aims to secure Russia’s support ahead of the upcoming nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States, scheduled to take place in Rome following earlier discussions in Oman. Wikipedia+3Reuters+3Wikipedia+3
In his discussions, Araqchi emphasized that Iran’s right to enrich uranium is non-negotiable, responding to U.S. demands for full denuclearization and threats of military action should talks fail. Russia, a key player in these negotiations as a U.N. Security Council member and signatory of the previous nuclear agreement, has maintained strong ties with Iran through strategic agreements and cooperation in Syria and Ukraine. Reuters+3Reuters+3The Guardian+3
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has also expressed its intent to be involved in the negotiations, emphasizing the need for verification to ensure any agreement’s validity. Reuters
As the situation develops, the international community watches closely, given the high stakes involved in Iran’s nuclear ambitions and regional stability.
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