For Iran, the Latest Sochi Summit Was Not Just About Syria
On Feb. 14, the presidents of Russia, Iran and Turkey held a summit in the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi to discuss the latest developments in Syria and coordinate their activities in the war-torn country. The summit — the fourth of its kind within the framework of the Astana Peace Process — was supposed to focus on the future of Idlib and the east of the Euphrates as the two main regions still out of the control of the Syrian government, as well ...
Hamidreza Azizi: 'Moscow to Pursue More Independent Path toward Political Settlement in Syria'
Nikolay Kozhanov: 'there is a deep transition in the Russia’s vision of the Middle East and Iran'
Yulia Sveshnikova: ‘I would not call the ties between Moscow and Riyadh cordial, neither Moscow’s relationship with Tehran’
Anton Mardasov: ‘The deterioration of relations between Russia and the US is in the interests of Iran’
Sa'adollah Zarei: 'I personally do not worry that the agreement between the US and Russia is so strong that Iran will not have the capability to break it'
Bahram Amirahmadian: ‘Russia is a pragmatic state, and Iran at times plays an emotional attitude in the political game’
Jahangir Karami: 'Rouhani reelection has promoted Iran’s status, more than ever, in the eyes of world public opinion'
Mahmoud Shoori: ‘For Russians, it is important that they do not define themselves against Saudi Arabia’
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