Russia to Maintain Continuity in Relations with Iran

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Russia to Maintain Continuity in Relations with Iran

Russia will maintain continuity in relations with Iran, said the oral message of President Vladimir Putin that the RF National Security Council Acting Secretary Valentin Sobolev delivered to Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Sobolev is in Tehran now.

“During the meeting, an oral message of Russia’s President Vladimir Putin was delivered to Iran’s President Ahmadinejad,” Sobolev told RIA Novosti Wednesday.

“It says Russia confirms the principles of relations [with Iran] and its policy doesn’t depend on who is in power today,” Sobolev said.

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