The plane landed at Vnukovo-2.

It is within the framework of this visit that a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement should be concluded, which has been under discussion for several months and which should replace the document on the foundations of relations between the two countries, signed in Moscow back in 2001.

Against this background, the Kremlin announced yesterday that the share of national currencies in mutual settlements between Russia and Iran exceeded 96%, and the Iranian ambassador to Russia announced that Tehran and Moscow were working on launching a confidential financial messaging channel so as not to need SWIFT.

But this is the public side. Much more important is what will be related to military-technical cooperation. Iran has something to offer and something to ask of Moscow.

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