Iran Foreign Minister to Meet Putin: After the US attacks on three major nuclear bases by the US, the geopolitical equations in West Asia seem to change rapidly. Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is leaving for Moscow on Sunday afternoon to meet Russia President Vladimir Putin. Araghchi will meet Russia President Vladimir Putin tomorrow amid growing tension in the Middle East. Araghchi gave this information a few hours after the US attacks on three major nuclear bases of Iran, causing a direct military entry of America in the Iran-Israel struggle.

Serious consultation with Russian President Putin
Araghchi said, “Russia is a friend of Iran, we always consult each other.” He further said, “I am going to Moscow this afternoon and will hold serious talks with the Russian President tomorrow morning.” He made this statement in a press conference organized in ICBul on the occasion of OIC (Islamic Cooperation Organization) Summit.

Speculation about Araghchi and Putin’s meeting intensified
There is speculation about this meeting that Iran can now support Russia in political and military strategy against America, especially when Russia has already expressed unhappiness about Israel’s recent actions. It is also important that Russia’s President Putin is considered opposed to US President Donald Trump and in such a situation, Putin and Khamenei’s proximity can become a new diplomatic challenge for America.

Araghchi said- “No longer left the path of diplomacy”
Araghchi made a big statement after the US attack on Iran’s nuclear bases. Talking to reporters in Istanbul, Araghchi said that “The situation is not such that diplomacy should be talked about.” He also said that the path of conversation should always be open, but there is no such option at the moment. After America’s aggressive action, Iran is now looking at it as a direct attack, which has increased regional tension further.