According to reports, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first day at the Caspian coast is scheduled to focus on formal protocol events associated with the arrival of various dignitaries.

A television channel reported that a U.S. assessment concluded Iran no longer maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz. Consequently, the report stated that securing the waterway is no longer considered a priority for Washington, though independent verification of this specific diplomatic stance remains unavailable.

According to statements from the Russian foreign minister, the organization accounts for the national interests of its members and employs a diplomatic approach to balance them. These remarks characterize the group's internal decision-making process, though specific operational impacts remain unverified.

A Russian foreign minister has asserted that the United States failed to manage European pressure, leading to what was described as the burial of the "Anchorage" agreement. These claims are presented by the Russian government and have not been independently verified by other parties.