Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian will hold talks in Russia on Jan.
17 after which they will sign a long-awaited comprehensive tactical collaboration pact, the Kremlin stated on Monday.The two leaders will go over choices for additional broadening ties between Moscow and Tehran, including in the trade and investment, transportation and logistics, and humanitarian spheres, the Kremlin said.Putin and Pezeshkian will also talk about local and worldwide problems, it added.Russia has cultivated closer ties with Iran and other nations hostile towards the United States , such as North Korea, since the start of the Ukraine war, Reuters reported.Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated in October that Moscow and Tehran intended to sign the strategic partnership pact which would include closer defence cooperation.The United States accused Tehran in September of delivering close-range ballistic rockets to Russia for use versus Ukraine, and enforced sanctions on ships and companies it stated were involved in delivering Iranian weapons.
Tehran denies supplying Moscow with the missiles.The post Russia&& 's Putin and Iran & 's Pezeshkian to sign tactical collaboration pact on Jan.
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