BAKU, Azerbaijan, April 17. Iran has strategic
relations with Russia and China regarding its nuclear program and
maintains close interactions with both countries on this matter,
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Garibabadi told local media,
Trend
reports.
Garibabadi highlighted that Iran has kept its Russian and
Chinese allies informed during each round of negotiations with
European parties (the UK, France, and Germany). Additionally,
discussions regarding the Muscat talks process have been shared
with Russia and China.
"China and Russia's stance on Iran's nuclear program is rooted
in principle. They both stress the critical need to halt threats
against Iran’s program, advocate for negotiations and dialogue as
the sole solution, and highlight the necessity of lifting unjust
sanctions on Iran," he said.
Garibabadi also noted that Iran continues to prioritize this
issue and strives to maintain and strengthen its relations with
both Russia and China.
On April 12, indirect talks between Iran and the US on Iran’s
nuclear program were held in Muscat, Oman. The discussions, led by
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi and the US Special
Representative for Middle East Affairs, Steve Winkoff, were
described as constructive and based on mutual respect. The next
round of talks is scheduled for April 19.
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