Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says no third party can influence relations with Iran

Lavrov's assertion underscores Russia's intent to maintain a sovereign stance in its relationship with Iran, which may heighten tensions with Western nations, particularly the U.S.

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Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says no third party can influence relations with Iran

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and EU. This could influence market dynamics, especially in energy and commodities, as both countries are significant players in those sectors. Traders should monitor any geopolitical fallout that could affect supply chains and demand in oil, gold, and related markets.

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