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Director-General of Iran's Supreme Security Council Rezai held a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin and confirmed continued strategic cooperation. Deputy Secretary-General of the commission Bagheri held talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing regarding the situation in Iran. It appears that the United States is wary of a renewed attack on Iran after the midterm elections and is seeking to strengthen cooperation with China and Russia.
[Cairo Current Affairs] On the 2nd, Director-General Rezai of Iran's Supreme Security Council, which oversees foreign affairs and defense, held a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. On the same day, Bagheri, deputy secretary-general of the committee, met with Wang Yi, a member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China and Minister of Foreign Affairs, regarding the situation in Iran during a visit to Beijing. It appears that the United States is wary of a renewed attack on Iran after the midterm elections on the 3rd, and is seeking to strengthen cooperation with China and Russia.
Call for attack on Iran immediately after midterm elections? Telephone conversation with Trump - Israeli Prime Minister
According to Iranian state television, Rezai and Putin confirmed the "need for continued strategic cooperation" between the two countries. Iran has so far supported Russia's continued invasion of Ukraine by supplying drones.
Meanwhile, Bagheri stressed in his meeting with Wang that Iran "will never compromise on safeguarding its national security, sovereignty and territorial integrity." According to a Chinese statement, Wang expressed support for Iran's position, but pointed out that "dialogue and negotiation are the only way to resolve the issue."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Iran further strengthens security cooperation with Russia and China
Likely · Within weeks
Attention is focused on the situation in Iran after the US midterm elections
Very likely · Within days

President Zelenskiy visits Berlin and meets with German Chancellor Merz. Ahead of trilateral talks between the United States, Russia, and Ukraine, the two sides agreed to strengthen European involvement in the peace process. In response to the Russian attack on energy facilities, Merz promised air defense and wintering aid and announced that he would hold a European-led coalition of the willing summit in Berlin next week.
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In her annual report to the United Nations General Assembly, International Criminal Court President Tomoko Akane harshly criticized the sanctions imposed by the United States on the ICC and its judges, calling them "an attempt to obstruct the administration of justice and prevent the court from fulfilling its founding purpose." Mr. Akane himself was subject to sanctions, and because it would be difficult for him to enter New York, he made the report in a pre-recorded video.

Kim Yo Jong, North Korea's General Affairs Minister of the Workers' Party of Korea, criticized the FBI's announcement that North Korea was involved in the illegal leakage of about $6.3 billion worth of crypto assets from Binance, calling it "unreasonable" and calling it a political provocation.

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