Kremlin Backs Tehran: Calls Western Sanctions on Iran Illegal
The Kremlin has declared Western sanctions on Iran's nuclear program to be illegal, aligning with China and Russia in supporting Tehran. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov emphasized Iran's right to develop civilian nuclear energy and insisted diplomatic dialogue should continue with mutual respect.
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The Kremlin on Friday labeled Western sanctions on Iran's nuclear program as illegal, urging their removal. This announcement came during a meeting in China, where Iranian and Russian officials found support in Beijing, despite the U.S. pushing for renewed nuclear talks.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reiterated Iran's stance, stating Tehran has never intended to develop nuclear weapons and has the right to pursue a civilian nuclear energy program, which Moscow is aiding. He criticized the imposition of sanctions, calling them unlawful.
Peskov emphasized the necessity for ongoing diplomatic efforts to resolve the situation, highlighting that dialogue should proceed on the foundation of mutual respect.
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