Escalating Tensions: Russian and Iranian Concerns Over Caspian Sea Conflict
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed concerns to Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi about the potential spread of the Iran war to the Caspian Sea. The Russia's Foreign Ministry warned about the dangerous impact of the conflict instigated by Washington and Tel Aviv, especially regarding Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov engaged in talks with Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi, sharing deep concerns over the expanding conflict in Iran potentially affecting the Caspian Sea region.
The discussions highlighted the precarious situation, attributing the conflict's spread to actions by Washington and Tel Aviv, as stated by Russia's foreign ministry.
Lavrov emphasized significant risks arising from attacks on Iran's nuclear sites, such as Bushehr, warning of severe threats to Russian personnel and the environment.
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