Agreement in Vienna to strengthen Russia's relations with Iran

The agreement reached this week in Vienna on Iran's nuclear program will lead to further strengthening of relations between Moscow and Tehran, Western media write.

It is noted that the two countries have developed a unified position on a number of topical issues on the international agenda. In particular, Russia and Iran stand for a peaceful settlement of the conflict in Syria. They also stand in solidarity in the opinion for the need to struggle against terrorist organizations such as Islamic State.

Moscow and Tehran have active economic ties and cooperation.

Western observers predict that the interaction between the two countries in the nuclear field, which is already at a high level after the success of the negotiations in Vienna, will receive a new impetus to development.

The agreement on the Iranian nuclear program will have a positive impact on tourism flows between the two countries. It is expected that now Russians and Iranians will visit each other more.

Analysts also predict the further development of military-technical cooperation between Russia and Iran. Experts expressed the view that the trade between them in the field of weapons will increase by several billion dollars, because other countries are inferior to the Russian Federation in the quality and diversity of defensive weapons, the author says.