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Iran hosts Armenia-Azerbaijan peace talks amid tensions in Middle East | | AW

Oct 23, 2023 View Original Article
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    26% Somewhat Conservative

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    10% ReliablePoor

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    26% Somewhat Conservative

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53% : Russia's Interfax news agency said Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov would travel to Tehran for the meeting.
51% : (AFP)Foreign ministers from Iran, Turkey and Russia will meet their counterparts from Azerbaijan and Armenia in Tehran on Monday and discuss progress towards a peace agreement between the two South Caucasus neighbours, Iranian and Russian state media said.
49% : Iran's Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian speaks in Tehran, October 22, 2023.
44% : The two countries have fought two wars in the past three decades and have so far failed to reach a peace deal despite long-running efforts by the United States, EU and Russia.
40% : The so-called 3+3 South Caucasus Platform, which first held talks in 2021, were to include also Georgia, but Georgia has stated previously it did not plan to participate in the initiative and said on Sunday it will not be coming to Tehran.

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