12.08.2026, 19:08

Israel, Ukraine actions in Caspian Sea require joint regional approach-Iran’s Foreign Ministry

ASTANA. Aug 12 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – All Caspian Sea littoral states must adopt a unified approach in response to the actions of Israel and Ukraine in the region, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said on Wednesday.

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Israel, Ukraine actions in Caspian Sea require joint regional approach-Iran’s Foreign Ministry

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