Putin and Raisi discuss development of Russia-Iran relations

Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed with his Iranian counterpart Ebrahim Raisi the implementation of joint infrastructure projects on March 6.
The presidents positively assessed the development of relations between Moscow and Tehran.
"Both sides gave a positive assessment of the level and dynamics of the development of Russia-Iran relations," the Kremlin press service said on Monday.
The press service pointed out that during the conversationVladimir Putin and Ebrahim Raisi "discussed issues of bilateral cooperation in various areas, including the implementation of joint infrastructure projects."
The Russian and Iranian leaders agreed to maintain further contacts following the talks.
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