Iran-Russia Ground Forces Strengthen Bilateral Defense Ties Amid High-Level Talks in Moscow
Iran-Russia Ground Forces Delegation Enhance Bilateral Defense Cooperation in Moscow Talks
Table of Contents (Show / Hide)
In a significant development in the realm of international defense collaboration, the Ministry of Defense of Russia has unveiled that a prominent military delegation from Iran, led by Brigadier-General Kyomarth Heydari, the distinguished commander of the Iranian army's ground forces, has made a diplomatic sojourn to Moscow. The primary agenda of this visit is to engage in high-level discussions revolving around bolstering bilateral cooperation between the ground forces of both nations. This diplomatic mission holds particular importance as it comes merely days after the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of Iran's recent diplomatic voyage to the Russian capital.
Amid an atmosphere of diplomatic camaraderie, the Ministry of Defense of Russia has officially confirmed that Oleg Salikov, the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces within the Russian Federation Army, and Amir Heydari, counterpart to the Iranian delegation, convened in a significant meeting. The outcomes of this meeting are characterized by an unwavering commitment to intensify collaboration across diverse domains within the ground forces of the two countries. As part of their Moscow visit, the Iranian delegation is also slated to embark on tours to key training establishments affiliated with the Russian ground forces, as well as to engage with prominent entities in the Russian military industry sector.
Adding to the intrigue, it is worth highlighting that during Brigadier-General Kyomarth Heydari's Moscow sojourn, he made an extensive exploration of the Army 2023 exhibition, an event showcasing the latest advancements in the Russian military landscape. Dispelling the prevailing speculations concerning the potential sidelining of Iran-Russia defense cooperation, both parties have cemented their commitment through the signing of comprehensive agreements and memorandums of understanding, signaling a concerted drive to expand their defense partnership. It is pertinent to note that the Iranian army remains a discernible client for Russian-manufactured attack helicopters and armored vehicles, further underscoring the depth of their defense ties.
URL :
News ID : 2438
Aung San Suu Kyi gets three years in prison for electoral fraud
27 Insane Facts About International Space Station You Didn't Know
The British royal family and its racist past
7.1-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Indonesia's Banda Sea
Iraq Accuses Israel of Genocide Against Palestinians at UN Court
Kiss of Ashgabat
Major sports events of 2022
Are Iranian drones powerful than that of the superpowers?
Russia, Iran independent from West: Lavrov
Israel-Saudi Normalization: Navigating Complexities for Regional Change
