Arjechi's comment in the Russian newspaper: The development of energy relations between Iran and Russia can improve the status of both countries. Energy security is now the biggest challenge in the world alongside food security, and both are a direct result of America's bullying actions in our region. The price of gas in Europe has risen sharply, while the level of winter evening reserves is still much lower than last year. This shows that every disruption and conflict has consequences far beyond our region and affects energy security, market stability and the economic interests of producers and consumers around the world. Look at the current protests in European countries and the inflation and soaring fuel prices in Europe and America. The lesson is clear: producers must strengthen dialogue, diversify supply routes, protect critical infrastructure and develop practical mechanisms to mitigate the impact of geopolitical shocks on global energy markets. This is what the medical president is going to do this week in Moscow together with his colleagues from 11 gas producing countries in the world. The development of energy relations between Tehran and Moscow can be the basis for strengthening energy security, increasing export capabilities, expanding joint investments and improving the position of both countries in the energy equation of the region. The investment of Russian companies in the development of Iran's oil and gas fields, the transfer of technology, the supply of equipment and the use of joint technical and engineering capabilities are among the most important areas of cooperation between the two countries. This cooperation can help increase production, improve productivity and reduce the effects of restrictions caused by unilateral coercive measures.

Arjechi's comment in the Russian newspaper: The development of energy relations between Iran and Russia can improve the status of both countries. Energy security is now the biggest challenge in the world alongside food security, and both are a direct result of America's bullying actions in our region. The price of gas in Europe has risen sharply, while the level of winter evening reserves is still much lower than last year. This shows that every disruption and conflict has consequences far beyond our region and affects energy security, market stability and the economic interests of producers and consumers around the world. Look at the current protests in European countries and the inflation and soaring fuel prices in Europe and America. The lesson is clear: producers must strengthen dialogue, diversify supply routes, protect critical infrastructure and develop practical mechanisms to mitigate the impact of geopolitical shocks on global energy markets. This is what the medical president is going to do this week in Moscow together with his colleagues from 11 gas producing countries in the world. The development of energy relations between Tehran and Moscow can be the basis for strengthening energy security, increasing export capabilities, expanding joint investments and improving the position of both countries in the energy equation of the region. The investment of Russian companies in the development of Iran's oil and gas fields, the transfer of technology, the supply of equipment and the use of joint technical and engineering capabilities are among the most important areas of cooperation between the two countries. This cooperation can help increase production, improve productivity and reduce the effects of restrictions caused by unilateral coercive measures.