Iran, Russia, and China to Hold Nuclear Consultations in Moscow
Tehran, The Gulf Observer: Iranian Ambassador to Moscow Kazem Jalali announced that Iran, Russia, and China will convene in Moscow on Tuesday for high-level consultations on the nuclear issue. The meeting is part of ongoing diplomatic efforts to align positions and advance negotiations, particularly concerning the removal of Western sanctions.
Jalali noted that previous trilateral meetings have taken place in Beijing and Vienna, aiming to coordinate strategies in international forums. The ambassador emphasized that the upcoming discussions will build on progress made in earlier sessions.
Iran continues to engage with other international stakeholders, including recent expert-level talks with European nations. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei confirmed that deputy minister-level meetings with European diplomats are also on the horizon.
The Kremlin reaffirmed its commitment on Monday to facilitating diplomatic efforts aimed at easing tensions between the United States and Iran.
