Al-Monitor Article RatingBelarus' President Lukashenko in Iran, meets Raisi
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
59% : Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko flew to Iran on Monday, the first such visit in 17 years, and met with his Iranian counterpart Ebrahim Raisi.56% : Lukashenko's visit to Iran could also be seen as a further strengthening of ties between Iran and Russia.
52% : Russia will host diplomats from Iran, Syria and Turkey this week for talks on the rapprochement between the latter two.
51% : Why it matters: Iran and Belarus enjoy friendly relations.
48% :Iran is also helping Russia in the war in Ukraine, most notably by supplying drones.
39% :Iran has long been sanctioned by the United States over its nuclear energy program and is facing increased international scrutiny for its violent crackdown against domestic protests.
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