Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, in a recent interview, referred to the topic of transferring Iran's 60% uranium to Russia and stated that this proposal remains in place. He emphasized the importance of cooperation between Iran and Russia in nuclear issues, stating that the Iranians have reached an agreement in this regard.
Russia's Role in Iran's Nuclear Developments
In response to a question about Russia's role in the future of the West Asian region, Putin stated that Moscow seeks to maintain waterways and security in these areas. He also said, "Iran's legitimate efforts to lift sanctions are supported by us, and we will continue this cooperation." These statements come as Iran and Russia's relations have become closer in recent years, especially in the nuclear field.
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Consequences of Larijani's Assassination
In another part of this interview, Putin criticized actions that lead to the assassination of key figures in Iran, particularly the assassination of Ali Larijani, emphasizing that such actions only escalate Iran's position in nuclear negotiations. He added, "The U.S. weakens Iran's position in negotiations with these assassinations, while we should work together to create stability in the region."
Putin's statements reflect Russia's new approach to nuclear issues and relations with Iran. These collaborations not only help strengthen Iran's position against international sanctions but could also lead to deepening relations between the two countries in other areas.
Looking to the Future
At the end of his interview, Putin pointed out that the future of Iran-Russia relations depends on further interaction and cooperation in various fields. He emphasized that Moscow seeks to create stability in the region and expressed hope that they could reach positive agreements together.
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