The presidents of Belarus and Iran, Aleksandr Lukashenko and Masoud Pezeshkian, agreed to work more closely together in various areas, including defense, at a meeting in Minsk. Lukashenko stressed that, in the face of geopolitical challenges, the two countries could turn difficulties into opportunities. Belarus, an ally of Russia, has allowed its territory to be used for the invasion of Ukraine, while Iran has supported Russia with drones. Both countries face Western sanctions and want to strengthen economic and cultural ties.
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Belarusul şi Iranul, ambele ţări apropiate Kremlinului, intenţionează să-şi consolideze relaţiile militare şi să încheie un parteneriat strategic. Lukaşenko l-a primit pe preşedintele iranian la Minsk
Aliații lui Putin își unesc forțele: Belarus și Iran vor un parteneriat strategic, inclusiv în domeniul apărării
Ţări prietene cu Rusia, Belarusul şi Iranul vor să-şi consolideze legăturile, inclusiv în privinţa apărării
Rusia, Belarusul şi Iranul vor să-şi consolideze legăturile, inclusiv în privinţa apărării
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