By Victor Duda
It is likely that policy's visit may be related to the continuation of strengthening the relations of Iran and the Russian Federation against the backdrop of a full -scale war in Ukraine. "This is what we are watching carefully. It's two birds, and often they fly together," said Ned Price during a briefing. On Monday, March 13, Oleksandr Lukashenko arrived in the capital of Iran, Tehran, where he met with the country's leader Ibrahim Rayy.
In the course of negotiations, they discussed a number of issues about cooperation and touched on topics of international sanctions. Iran's President noted that they have long transformed all restrictions on the event and suggested sharing their experience with Belarus. Oleksandr Lukashenko struck it, and he praised the country for the ability to develop despite sanctions.
"Each time I observe with great respect, with what perseverance your people oppose external pressure, attempts to impose someone else's will. And how do you develop modern technologies and nuclear energy. And how we have decided today with President of Iran today, we can today. Being very useful to each other if we truly combine our efforts, "Lukashenko said. Following the meeting between politicians, a "Road Card of Cooperation" was signed.
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