Konstantin Kosachev stated that Moscow has demonstrated its self-sufficiency, suggesting that the city need not be concerned.
US-Iran talks deadlocked — Turkey’s foreign minister
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Hakan Fidan underlined that Ankara and other countries are putting forward initiatives and "doing everything possible to ensure that the negotiations between Washington and Teheran are concluded"
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