Belarus and Iran view cooperation as remedy against 'economic terrorism'
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has received his Iranian counterpart Massud Peseshkian in Minsk. At the meeting, even closer...
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Belarus and Iran are strengthening their bilateral cooperation as a strategic response to Western sanctions, which they describe as 'economic terrorism'. During the Minsk meeting, both presidents discussed trade agreements, transportation improvements, and building a multipolar world. They criticized Western sanctions as illegal and destructive.
Iran has faced restrictions for over 40 years, while Belarus also experiences significant pressure from the US and allies, but both remain committed to independence and alternative partnerships.
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