Putin’s visit, the first by a Kremlin leader since World War II in the country. His trip was thrown into doubt when the Kremlin said on Sunday that he had been informed by Russian special services that suicide attackers might try to kill him in Tehran, but he shrugged off the warning while he was in German visit.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday said his country will continue to cooperate with Iran in its nuclear deal programme, as the two countries along with three other Caspian Sea states agreed not to let their territory to be used to launch an attack on any of them.