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Iran Welcomes India's Peace Efforts in West Asia, Develops New Strait of Hormuz Framework

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Iran supports India's efforts to bring peace to West Asia, develops a new payment-based framework for ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and appreciates India's impartial BRICS chairmanship amid divisions over condemning Iran.

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