Iran has announced a new economic strategy intended to address financial pressures, citing US-imposed sanctions and maritime restrictions as contributing factors. These specific characterizations of US actions have not been independently verified.
Trade turnover between Russia, Uzbekistan gain 20% in 7M 2026
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"Despite the difficulties in the global economy, the trade turnover between Russia and Uzbekistan continues demonstrating stable positive dynamics," Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov said
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