PUTIN: RUSSIA IS STILL PREPARED TO RECEIVE IRAN’S ENRICHED URANIUM, AND TEHRAN CAN RELY ON MOSCOW AS A TRUSTED PARTNER

Russian President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed Russia's readiness to accept enriched uranium from Iran, emphasizing Moscow's role as a reliable partner for Tehran. This statement could enhance geopolitical risk appetite, particularly in energy markets, as it signals continued collaboration between two nations facing Western sanctions. The oil and gas sectors in both countries may see increased volatility due to potential supply dynamics and sanctions implications. Traders will be closely watching upcoming discussions regarding Iran's nuclear program and any related sanctions developments, which could further influence market sentiment and asset prices in the region.

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