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Russia, Iran discuss bilateral ties, Syrian crisis over telephone call

| @indiablooms | Jan 12, 2023, at 05:26 pm

Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi discussed bilateral relations and the situation in Syria in a phone call.

The leaders stressed the need to further develop bilateral cooperation in all spheres, including through the implementation of "mutually beneficial" projects in the energy, transport and logistics sectors, the Kremlin said on Wednesday.

Putin and Raisi both welcomed the joint work carried out within the framework of the Astana process, which plays a key role in the Syrian settlement process.

The presidents agreed on the importance of continuing cooperation to normalize the situation in Syria and restore the country's territorial integrity, according to the Kremlin.

(With UNI/Xinhua inputs)

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