US Bid to Extend Iran Embargo Jeopardizes JCPOA; Russia Says
Russia has warned that the United States’ controversial bid to extend an arms embargo on Iran that is expected to expire under the 2015 multilateral nuclear deal jeopardizes the prospect of the agreement’s continued preservation.
Russians Vote for Putin
Russians have overwhelmingly backed constitutional reforms that will allow President Vladimir Putin to extend his rule, the Central Elections Commission said Thursday.
Iran, Russia, Turkey Call for Political Solution to Syria Conflict
President Hassan Rouhani said there is "no military solution" to Syria on Wednesday during a videoconference with his counterparts in Russia and Turkey.
Tehran to Support Damascus With Greater Vigor
Condemning any sanctions against nations in the world, especially Syria, President Rouhani stressed Iran will continue to support the Syrian government and people with greater vigor.
Russian UN Envoy Concerned on US Maximum Pressure on Iran
Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya expressed concern over US growing pressures against Iran while addressing a UN virtual meeting on implementation of the Security Council’s Resolution 2231 on Tuesday.
Kremlin Says Iran, Russia, Turkey to Discuss Syria on Wednesday
The presidents of Iran, Russia, and Turkey will discuss the latest developments in Syria on Wednesday, the Kremlin said.
Putin, Macron talks ‘Profound’
Friday’s talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, held via a video linkup, was profound.
Putin Says Russia Open for Talks on Global Security System
Russia is open for dialogue and cooperation in creating a reliable global security system, which the swiftly changing contemporary world needs.
US, Russia to Discuss Arms Control in Austria
US Special Presidential Envoy Marshall Billingslea will travel to Austria on Monday and Tuesday to discuss “mutually agreed topics related to the future of arms control” with Deputy Foreign of Russia Sergei Ryabkov.
Russia Says US Sanctions on Syria Illegitimate
Russia’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday said the US unilateral coercive measures imposed on Syria and the so-called “Caesar Act” are illegitimate, and they hinder the international efforts for resolving the crisis in the country.