Putin In Iran For Syria Summit Overshadowed By Ukraine War
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42% : Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Tehran for talks Tuesday on the Syrian war at a three-way summit overshadowed by fallout from his country's war on Ukraine.41% : It also underscored diplomatic efforts to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, a goal the Islamic republic has always denied seeking.
40% : "We will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by China, Russia or Iran," he said.
36% : An Iranian military drone: the United States said last week that Iran plans to deliver drones to Russia to aid its war on Ukraine, an accusation the Tehran has dismissed Photo: Iranian Army office via AFP"We should fight against these terrorist organisations in solidarity and alliance," he added.
35% : All three are involved in the conflict, with Iran and Russia supporting Syria's President Bashar al-Assad and Turkey backing rebel forces.
33% : The US last week alleged Iran plans to deliver "hundreds of drones" to Russia to aid its war on Ukraine, an accusation the Islamic republic dismissed as "baseless".
30% : Khamenei warned the Turkish leader that such a move would be "detrimental" for the region and called for the issue to be resolved through dialogue between Ankara, Damascus, Moscow and Tehran.
28% : On Sunday, Iran accused the US of having "once again resorted to the failed policy of Iran-phobia, trying to create tensions and crises in the region".
26% : Biden had vowed the US would not "tolerate efforts by any country to dominate another in the region through military buildups, incursions, and/or threats", in reference to Iran.
17% : On Sunday, a day after Biden ended his tour of the Middle East, Iran accused the United States of provoking crises in the region.
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