Baku, Azerbaijan, April 21. Russian President
Vladimir Putin has signed a law ratifying the treaty on strategic
partnership between Russia and Iran, formally establishing a
comprehensive legal framework for long-term cooperation between the
two countries, Trend reports.
The agreement, which was signed during Iranian President Masoud
Pezeshkian’s visit to Moscow in January this year, designates
Russia and Iran as strategic partners.
According to the treaty, Moscow and Tehran aim to deepen
bilateral relations across all key sectors and reinforce
collaboration on shared geopolitical interests.
It covers a broad range of areas including defense,
counterterrorism, energy, finance, transport, industry,
agriculture, culture, science, and technology.